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WorldEye in Brave Search & Leo

Brave is the independence story in search: its index is its own, built from its own crawler and web-discovery data rather than rented from Google or Bing. Brave's AI answers — in Brave Search summaries and the Leo assistant — ground on that index. Brave sells an API that lets developers consume its index; it offers no programme for data providers to plug into its answers, and WorldEye claims no integration with Brave.

An independent index cuts both ways for a young site: there's no shortcut via another engine's rankings, but there's also no incumbent bias — a three-week-old site with the best page on a question can be found on merit. WorldEye's pages are written for exactly that evaluation: the answer first, the numbers exact, the sources named.

How to use WorldEye through Brave

Search Brave, or ask Leo, for the place, camera or event you want. Cited worldeye.app results open the live globe — browsing free, unlimited opens on an upgrade, no account needed to look.

For builders, the honest cross-reference: Brave's index can be queried through Brave's own API in your stack, and WorldEye's data through ours. Combining them is your architecture to build; both halves are documented, and neither is a partnership.

What Brave Search & Leo can do with WorldEye

What Brave's answers can cite from WorldEye:

• Camera pages for places and topics, counts exact and dated
• Comparison pages (EarthCam, God's Eye View and other alternatives) with differences stated plainly
• Event coverage written from named sources as events unfold
• Tracker hubs with live-vs-modelled labels
• The developers page, for questions about camera data APIs

What it can't do — on any engine

• No live video streams. The API returns a camera's current snapshot and a watch link that opens the live camera on WorldEye — the watching itself happens here, not inside the assistant.
• Only redistribution-cleared cameras. A camera whose operator hasn't cleared it for redistribution answers as if it didn't exist, and a withdrawn source's cameras leave the catalogue at once.
• No user data, ever. The tools know nothing about WorldEye accounts, viewers or viewing history — they answer from the public catalogue and the USGS feed only.
• Read-only. No tool creates, changes or deletes anything, on WorldEye or anywhere else.

A free API key covers 100 requests a day; WorldEye plans raise it (Lite 1,000 · Pro 5,000 · Ultra 25,000 · Enterprise 100,000 a day). Browsing worldeye.app itself is free — an account is only needed for a key, and unlimited camera opens on the site need an upgrade.

Ask Brave / Leo

Other assistants

ChatGPT · Claude · Perplexity · Gemini & AI Overviews · Microsoft Copilot · Grok · Meta AI · Mistral Le Chat · DuckDuckGo AI Chat · You.com — or the full index.