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What's new in Aureum: making satellite intelligence more accessible and affordable to everyday investors.
The Hormuz board can be wound back through its record, or played forward to now, with the pre-war level marked on the map.
Guide shows a progress line while it works. The card has a title, and the run answers that question.
Signed in, Guide talks the question through with you. You pick Fast or Deep, with the price on the card, and the report leads with the answer you agreed.
Query can now route optical imagery across providers, so a thin or failed feed does not leave your report blank.
Fresh coverage and reliability fixes in Query and Track, so reports and watchlists are easier to trust when you check a physical story.
Campuses keep the furthest build stage we have seen from space, and each site panel opens on satellite-backed evidence rather than press write-ups.
More AI datacentre sites now carry build and activity coverage on the board you watch.
Track can now score optical ship counts on major approaches, so you get a second read when AIS is thin or contested.
On a phone, a Query report now opens as a full-screen read with larger text and imagery you can pan without fighting the page scroll.