ParleyMap v4 adds the product layer that makes the site more than a travel map.
The alert model watches for public-source changes:
- New attendee announced.
- Agenda published.
- Speaker added.
- Event moved.
- Registration opens.
Alerts are source-watch items. They do not imply private travel or live location.
The interface now groups public records by recurring themes:
- AI.
- Defense.
- Inflation.
- Energy.
- China.
- Semiconductors.
- Climate.
- Trade.
- Ukraine.
- Middle East.
- Debt.
- Health.
Topic cards show current mentions, near-term movement and people connected to the theme in the current public archive.
Recurring attendee rankings compare people across event families such as Davos, Bilderberg, Munich Security, FII, G7, G20, Jackson Hole, UNGA, COP, IMF / World Bank, BIS, OECD, OPEC, Milken and Sun Valley.
Organization cards currently cover BlackRock, NATO, IMF, BIS, Microsoft, OpenAI, Brookings, CFR, World Bank, OECD, OPEC, WEF, Group of Thirty, Bilderberg, Blackstone, JPMorgan, Federal Reserve and ECB.
The overlap matrix compares attendee overlap between major event families. It is designed to expose cross-network people and organizations.
The penetration index ranks organizations by presence across high-signal event families.
Topic migration shows how themes move across public forums and cities over time.
The horizontal timeline shows the yearly rhythm of public influence events.
Power geography turns key cities into clickable intelligence clusters: Zurich, Geneva, Basel, Washington, Brussels, London, Riyadh, Abu Dhabi, Beijing, New York, Davos, Munich, Paris, Vienna and Doha.