The home of UFO sightings, done properly

Photos and videos from YouTube, Reddit, X, TikTok, Facebook, Instagram, Rumble, Dailymotion and U.S. military DVIDS, played right on the page.

Every sighting with a place, plus encyclopedia articles and case files. Filter by date, shape, video or points, and play the years one by one.

One box searches sightings, articles, the encyclopedia, boards, the timeline, official records and members. “Silent orb” finds “quiet glowing ball”.

Ask a question in plain words and get an answer built only from the site’s sightings and articles, with links to each source.

See what’s growing fastest on YouTube, X, TikTok and Reddit this week, or sort by most viewed, most liked and newest.

When, where and what people see: shapes, colours, busy years, hotspots and more, in clear charts.

Every shape, place and tag has its own page, with an overview of what people report there.

Weather, clouds, the Moon, planets and bright stars, rocket launches, Starlink trains, fireball reports and space station passes for that place and time.

A web search for launches, meteors, balloons, drone shows and other reports from the same place and night, with sources.

An AI looks at the photo or video stills and describes likely explanations and any signs of editing or AI fakes.

The most likely ordinary explanation, written fairly, with what would rule it out. The poster can say why it doesn’t fit.

Other witnesses add their own account of the same event, so reports back each other up.

The person who filmed it can prove it and get credit on the sighting.

Same shape the same week, nearby reports and AI-picked look-alikes, each with a short reason.

Sightings are connected to the cases, places, people and programs they belong with.

Vote on how credible a sighting is, or what you think it was: drone, balloon, Starlink, plane and more.

Wikipedia-style articles on every event, person, program, place and term, with sources, photos and infoboxes.

Year-by-year history of UFO and UAP events, each with its source page.

Government UFO videos, photos and documents released batch by batch, plus reports, hearings and laws summarised in plain English.

The U.S. Air Force’s 1947–1969 investigation: cases by year, on the map.

One page per famous event, like the Phoenix Lights, with a write-up, a timeline and a map of every related report.

What’s that light in the sky, Starlink in the sky, UAP explained, UFO news, famous UFO videos and documentaries, Area 51 and Skinwalker Ranch.

Pick a place and see tonight’s clouds hour by hour, planets, space station passes, launches, meteor showers and a “What did I just see?” helper.

Describe what you saw in your own words. An assistant fills in the form and asks a few follow-up questions.

Discussion forum with categories, tags, emoji reactions, bookmarks, unread tracking and its own search.

Short posts with replies, quotes, reactions, votes and #hashtags.

Write long reads in a rich editor. Members can suggest edits to any article, and every change keeps its history.

One-to-one messages and group chats of up to 10, for example to plan a skywatch night.

A profile with your posts, a wall for updates, badges, rank, activity streaks and your own colours.

Earn points for sightings, articles and helpful comments, and climb from Earthling to Legend.

Get an email when there’s a new sighting near you, of a shape, with a tag, or any new one: right away, daily or weekly.

Choose, for each kind, whether you hear about it on the site, by email, or not at all.

Save sightings and articles. Articles remember how far you read, so you can continue later.

One button translates the page.

Your choice is remembered on every device you sign in to.

Made for phones first, and can be added to your home screen.

Email and password, or Google, Amazon, Discord, GitHub, Spotify, Tumblr or Steam. Private profiles, blocking and muting included.

Follow articles and news in any feed reader, or get the week’s top sightings by email.

Paste links, or pull a whole subreddit gently, with every picture checked for faces and screenshots of text before it goes live.

Import the government’s released UFO files and the 10,000+ Project Blue Book cases in a few clicks.

Place, map pin, shape, movement, number of objects, date and time are read from each post, and the quick-fill screen lets you check them one by one.

Finds the same video on other sites and the earliest upload, so credit goes to the right person.

Finds posts with a real story or a strong link that could become articles, and drafts them.

Use up to 19 AI services, many free, in your order. When one hits its limit, the next one takes over.

See which service is working right now, what it used and what’s left today.

Choose which service handles summaries, labels, search, moderation and every other job.

Out of AI credit? Download any job’s questions in one file, have any AI answer them, and upload the answers. The site does the rest.

Better titles for vague posts, a place check, a duplicate check and a not-a-sighting sorter. Each one suggests, and you approve.

Short summaries of long posts, automatic shape, colour, place and date labels, and overviews for every place, year and shape page.

Rewrites encyclopedia articles from their sources and swaps drawings for freely licensed real photos.

New comments, posts and submissions are checked the moment they’re posted, with a bad-word filter, link-spam rules and slow mode for new accounts.

Everything the helpers found waits on one page for a quick yes or no.

Same link, near-identical picture, same story, or an AI-confirmed copy. Merging keeps all comments, votes and links.

Finds dead videos, links and pictures across sightings, articles and the encyclopedia.

Optionally hides pictures showing someone’s face until you look at them.

Handle reports, find any member or IP address, see their activity, and ban or unban in one click.

See which websites pictures come from, and remove all pictures from one site at once if its owner asks.

Clean page addresses, sitemaps, structured data and instant updates to Bing and Yandex.

A guide for ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini describes every section and encyclopedia article.

Makes copies of videos sized for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, X, Rumble, Dailymotion and Reddit, with a watermark and intro card. An upload tracker keeps you within each site’s safe daily pace.

A “Top sightings” post and email drafted for you every week, ready to review and send.

Reads views and likes from YouTube, X, TikTok, Dailymotion and Reddit, and double-checks them online.

A donation page with your own links and a monthly goal, plus Google AdSense that stays fully off until you switch it on.

Today’s numbers, what needs you, and a search box that finds any page, setting, member or post.

Live visitors, where they come from and what they read.

Everything the site does on its own, with a “Run now” button for each job and a log of what it did.

Nightly full backups and video backups to your own cloud storage, plus a restore page that works even if the database is gone.

Two-step sign-in, a secret recovery link, sign out everywhere, lockdown, changed-file alerts, a security log, a morning report and uptime checks.

Checks everything the site needs and explains any problem in plain words.

Logo, fonts, colours, menu, announcement bar, footer, custom pages and page texts.

Paste a key and it’s tested at once. None are required, and each one switches on an extra feature.