Aureum

Aureum provides satellite-powered intelligence for individual investors and traders. Query geographic locations and assets to gain actionable market insights. The platform tracks real-time data from ports, tankers, and datacentres displayed on custom-built monitoring boards. Designed for investors seeking alternative data sources, Aureum helps identify market trends through satellite imagery and infrastructure monitoring. Currently available in beta and free to join.

Aureum is an AI satellite intelligence platform for individual investors who follow the physical economy. It watches ports, ships, mines, industrial sites, and datacentres, turning satellite observations and other data into Track boards and plain-English answers. The product helps users check measured activity—such as ship counts, stockpile footprints, and corridor traffic—instead of relying only on stale maps, headlines, or specialist tools to assess what is happening at a site. Users choose a port, stockpile, plant, shipping lane, or datacentre to follow, then review Track boards with readings updated from satellite imagery. To investigate a site, they can ask Aureum a question and receive imagery alongside a written answer. Data sources vary by tracker: shipping combines AIS transponder signals with radar-satellite counts, while ports and mines use optical imagery and, where needed, industry surveys. Trackers show their last update, and older readings carry a stale badge. Aureum is for individual investors, day traders, and analysts interested in commodities, shipping, energy, or datacentres. The page describes it as a way to check activity at ports, mines, plants, and campuses before relying on market headlines. It handles the satellite sensors, imagery, and analysis behind the scenes, so users do not need satellite expertise or a GIS team. Beta members can request coverage for additional facilities.