Independent open-source intelligence platform tracking hantavirus cases, outbreaks, and surveillance signals worldwide. Built in May 2026.
HantaOSINT is an independent open-source intelligence platform tracking hantavirus cases, outbreaks, and surveillance signals worldwide. We aggregate data from primary public health authorities — WHO, CDC, PAHO, ECDC, ProMED-mail, and national health ministries — and publish a real-time dashboard, daily reports, and editorial briefings.
We are not a news outlet. We are not a government source. We are not a medical authority. We are an analyst-built infrastructure layer for people who need to follow zoonotic surveillance closely: journalists, researchers, public health professionals, and informed members of the public.
WHO Disease Outbreak News, CDC HAN advisories, and national surveillance bulletins are excellent primary sources but they are slow, scattered across dozens of websites, and not designed for real-time tracking. Specialist journalists piece together a picture by tab-juggling across these sources. Public health teams in smaller countries often miss developments because no one is aggregating them.
HantaOSINT exists to be the one URL where you can see the global hantavirus picture in 30 seconds. The dashboard is free because surveillance data should be free. The paid tiers exist to fund the infrastructure: real-time alerts, contact tracing intelligence, and pre-publication signal feeds for institutional users.
HantaOSINT is operated by an independent surveillance team. The platform is developed and maintained by Tileterra Systems, a boutique infrastructure shop building specialized tools for journalists and analysts. Search performance and AI-readiness optimization are handled by Websiteaiscore.
Editorial decisions, sourcing, and surveillance methodology are decided independently by the HantaOSINT team. Tileterra and Websiteaiscore are technical partners, not editorial owners.
For detail on how we source, classify, and verify data, see our methodology page.
HantaOSINT is not medical advice. If you have a health concern, contact your doctor or local public health authority. If you are in an emergency, call your local emergency number. Always defer to your local health authority for clinical guidance. We make our best effort to source accurately from primary public health authorities but cannot guarantee the timeliness, completeness, or accuracy of any specific data point at any specific moment.