GITI

For creators and explainers

Turn a moving world into a clear visual brief.

Giti gives creators a spatial starting point for investigating global stories, checking source context, and shaping explainers their audiences can follow.

Open the live globeSee a World Map Brief
01

Start with the map, not a blank timeline

Use the globe to frame a story geographically, then move from a country or region into the underlying headlines and source links.

  • Find the geographic frame for an emerging story
  • Keep source links near the context they support
  • Choose a visual starting point for a short explainer
02

Make the output reviewable

A useful creator workflow keeps the source-backed material distinct from AI-assisted writing. Verify the original sources before publishing.

  • Separate source material from generated language
  • Review summaries for accuracy and missing context
  • Export or share only after editorial review
03

Build repeatable formats

Try a recurring “World in 60 Seconds” or “Compare the Coverage” format and measure usable outputs, not vanity metrics.

Source-first by design

AI can help you move faster. It cannot replace verification.

Giti keeps source links and generated language distinct so you can review the original reporting before sharing a brief. Treat output as assistance, not as a claim of truth.

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Ready when you are

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