Every connection in geopolitics,
one click away.
Countries, conflicts, actors, events, weapons transfers, sanctions, supply chains — all linked, all clickable. Click any node and the graph recenters around it. Discover the connection you didn’t know to look for.
Click a country, the graph recenters on it. Click a conflict it’s in, the graph recenters on the conflict and shows every belligerent and event connected to it. Walk the network.
Red for conflicts, ember for events, blue for assets, teal for transfers, purple for actors, slate for countries. Node size scales with mention volume — the loud nodes are the ones moving.
Same component supplier to Iran AND North Korea. A weapons transfer that ties together three conflicts. A think-tank network funded by the same source. The graph surfaces what flat tables hide.
Every event GeoMemo tracks gets parsed for entities — countries, military units, companies, individuals, weapons systems. Those entities get linked to each other through AI-extracted relationships: belongs to, supplies, sanctioned by, attacked, met with. Each link is geo-tagged and time-stamped.
The result is a graph. Tens of thousands of nodes. Hundreds of thousands of edges. Growing every hour as new events come in. The Knowledge Graph is the interface for exploring it.
You start with a search — type “Iran” or “hypersonic” or “Wagner”. The graph centers on what you typed and shows its neighbors. Click any neighbor, the graph recenters again. A breadcrumb tracks your path; the side panel shows full details for whatever you’re focused on.
Filter by time window (7d / 30d / all). Hide entity types. Export the visible subgraph as JSON or PNG. Share a permalink that recreates the exact view someone else can step into.
A walkable map of the country’s security apparatus and what it’s been doing this week.
A live picture of the export network, with the receiving militias and states named.
Side-by-side specs, recent test events, and the conflicts each system has appeared in.
The graph is the surface. The product is the data behind it.
Years of geo-tagged entity relationships, time-stamped event tracks, and a queryable graph API let research teams, hedge funds, and intelligence shops run their own pathfinding, build their own dashboards, and feed their own models with GeoMemo’s underlying signal. The visualization is free; the data and the API are how we monetize. Enterprise pricing on request.
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