Conflict Radar
Mohammad Masri Utilities iPhoneiPadiPod touch
Conflict Radar is a free Utilities app for iPhone and iPad by Mohammad Masri. Rated 5.0/5 from 1 ratings. Requires iOS 16.4. Updated September 21, 2026.
- Rating
- 5.0
- 1 ratings
- Price
- Free
- on the App Store
- Size
- 46 MB
- Age 4+
- Updated
- Sep 21
- 2026 · v3.2
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About Conflict Radar
Conflict Radar is a real-time global intelligence dashboard designed for professionals, analysts, traders, and decision-makers who need fast, structured access to geopolitical developments, macroeconomic signals, and global market movements. Stay informed. Stay ahead. Stay prepared. Global News Aggregation Access curated RSS feeds from 150+ trusted sources across: • Geopolitics • Defense & Security • Intelligence & Risk • International Affairs • Economic Policy Get structured updates without the noise of social media. Interactive Global Map Visualize worldwide developments through an interactive map interface: • Toggleable intelligence layers • Regional risk signals • Strategic hotspots • Country-level indicators Understand events in geographic context. Intelligence & Risk Insights AI-powered briefs and structured summaries designed to help you: • Track country instability indicators • Monitor geopolitical tension • Identify emerging global risks • Consume intelligence faster Built for clarity, not overwhelm. Markets & Macro Signals Track real-time financial indicators alongside geopolitical developments: • Cryptocurrency prices • Global stock indices • Macro market signals • Cross-market monitoring Connect global events to market movement in one unified dashboard. Built for Power Users • Clean, professional interface • Optimized performance • Real-time data feeds • Customizable API configuration • Lightweight and efficient No clutter. No distractions. Just intelligence. Who Is This For? • Geopolitical analysts • Security professionals • Traders & macro investors • Policy researchers • Strategic planners • Global news enthusiasts
What’s new
Version 3.2 · Updated September 21, 2026
- iOS 26/27 compatibility. Adopted the new UIScene lifecycle Apple now requires. - More reliable news sources - Pentagon Pizza Index: Full native rewrite. The app now shows live DOUGHCON level, per-shop cards with 24h sparklines, spike alerts, and pull-to-refresh — all rendered natively for smoother scrolling and better dark-mode fit. - Live push-style alerts for Pizza Index. The app now notifies you when the DOUGHCON level changes between sessions (e.g. 5 → 4), with a one-hour cooldown to prevent noise. - Added two new real-time layers: USGS earthquakes (past week, sized by magnitude) and GDACS natural disasters (floods, cyclones, wildfires, volcanoes, droughts). - User location on the map. New "locate me" and "globe" buttons on the map. Grant location access to center the map on your current position. - Redesigned Intelligence titles. Section headers now reflect real-world state instead of static labels.
App privacy
The developer, Mohammad Masri, reported these privacy practices to Apple.
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
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