OTWONO Earth
Free to explore. Pinch to zoom.

Tap Talk to search by voice. Your browser may use an online speech service.

Your saved world

Keep this place

A world to discover.

More globe. Fewer distractions.

Drag to travel and pinch to zoom. On mobile, use the Tools button to open layers, scenes, display settings and context. Close Tools to leave the globe clear. Explore preserves the original layers, presets and location controls.

Plan a trip

  1. Choose Maps and Create a trip. Add your start, then use + Add a stop for each location. Use the arrows to reorder stops.
  2. Choose a route preference. Scenic trip prefers smaller roads. Add viewpoints you want to visit; views are not automatically rated.
  3. Choose Route trip. When road previews are connected, select a returned alternative. A provider may return fewer alternatives or no route.
  4. Save the trip under a folder and tab, export it, or copy it to your shared OTWONO notebook. Saved plans keep your stops and preferences. Calculate again to get current traffic.
  5. Open Driving mode to navigate to each next stop in Google Maps. Longer trip links are split into sections to preserve every stop on mobile. Google calculates its own route and may need you to press Start. Exact route lines, traffic choices and truck restrictions are not transferred.

Talk to Earth

Tap Talk next to the search bar and allow microphone access. Your words appear as you speak and the finished request runs automatically. Try “Find Tokyo”, “Zoom in”, “Zoom out”, “Show the globe”, “Maps mode”, “Create a trip”, “Add stop Orlando”, “Navigate to Miami”, “Read trip” or “Next stop”. Voice listens only when you tap Talk. Tap Stop to cancel. It stops when you leave the page.

Speech recognition and spoken summaries depend on your browser. Some browsers send audio to their speech service. If voice is unavailable, use the text controls or your keyboard microphone. No conversational AI is connected. Spoken driving directions are provided by Google Maps.

Your places are private

Without an account, saved items stay in this browser and can be removed if you clear its data. Sign in to save to your OTWONO account. Existing device saves are kept separately. Export important trips. Copying or opening a Google Maps link shares its locations with Google.

Open source and public data

OTWONO Earth adapts God's Eye View by Bilawal Sidhu and uses CesiumJS. The source is MIT licensed. Imagery, map data and models have separate terms. Aircraft positions are interpolated observations, satellite orbits are predictions, and launch replays are reconstructions. Visual styles are effects. HERE provides road routes when connected. OpenStreetMap contributors provide the street map.

Download source · Original project · Google Maps link support