LiveWorld maps YouTube's 24/7 cameras onto one globe for under $10 a month
Sapporo developer Hari Singh built LiveWorld as a solo side project, using YouTube embeds and a small Tokyo server.
By RuntimeWire Staff · Published
Primary source: LiveWorld
Why it matters
LiveWorld shows how a solo developer can turn public platform content into a global product cheaply. Its defensibility will come from catalog maintenance, not video infrastructure.
Hari Singh, a solo developer in Sapporo, has built LiveWorld, an interactive globe that turns scattered YouTube livestreams into something closer to a navigable window on the world. Spin the globe, pick a marker and the site opens a live view of the selected crossing, harbor, railway, beach or wildlife camera.…
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