01 VERIFIED SIGNAL
LOADING
GET TICKETS
FILE 02 / SPIDEY TRACKER ORIGIN
Spidey Tracker began as Ned Leeds’ in-world answer to a very Ned problem: too many Spider-Man signals and no single place to connect them. The campaign pulled that idea out of the story and turned it into a real, browser-based command center; this fan project keeps that Spidey Tracker experience running.
Open the map, inspect sightings, watch transmissions and follow global activity in one place. There is no separate app to install and no account wall between you and the files.
FILE 03 / SPIDEY TRACKER PROTOCOL
Three moves take you from the noisy Spidey Tracker world map to a useful story file.
PICK A SIGNAL
Green marks a confirmed signal, red marks a rumor and blue identifies event activity.
OPEN THE FILE
Photos, video clips, event details and related Web Watch files explain why a signal matters.
REPORT A SIGHTING
Post to @SpideyTracker with #SpideyTracker so the community can follow the next signal.
FILE 04 / SPIDEY TRACKER CONTENT
The useful part is not where a marker sits. It is what the marker unlocks.
01 VERIFIED SIGNAL
02 COMMUNITY SIGNAL
03 FIELD ACTIVITY
04 CROSS-REFERENCE
05 TRANSMISSIONS
OFFICIAL TRANSMISSION / TRAILER 3
New footage does more than sit in a gallery. It can introduce a fresh clue, explain a character connection or turn a location on the map into the next file worth opening.
FILE 05 / SPIDEY TRACKER EVIDENCE ARCHIVE
The original campaign staged five Spider-Man surprises around New York, hidden inside Street View for fans to find. Spidey Tracker keeps all five locations pinned on the map as image evidence cards, so you can still work through the hunt after the campaign moved on.
Select a matching green pin to open its archived image. Each card shows what was staged at that spot — rooftop lookouts, web-slinging and the aftermath of a street-level encounter.
FILE 06 / SPIDEY TRACKER NETWORK
Official drops establish the signal. Events carry it into cities. Fan reports keep the network alive between updates.
Guys I dont think you understand how long it took me to make the Spidey Tracker. It took me FOREVER but was so worth it. Hope you guys are loving it and keep sending in your sightings using #SpideyTracker!
Guys I promise I’m not one of those weirdos like MJ says I just really love Spider-Man and want to find him! - Ned (CEO)
Webheads!! My Spidey Tracker database is overloading with submissions. It says that today Spidey is EVERYWHERE?!? How is this possible?
FILE 07 / SPIDEY TRACKER BRIEFING
One page, one map, no install. This is the short answer before you start reading pins.
Spidey Tracker is a free fan-built browser map for Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Everything Spidey Tracker shows you — confirmed sightings, rumored leads, city events, video transmissions and Web Watch files — lives on this single page, free of charge.
Most people arrive asking the same three things: is it real, is it free, and is there an app. Spidey Tracker is a story experience rather than a surveillance feed, it costs nothing, and it runs anywhere a modern browser runs. The map above is the whole product — the Spidey Tracker map, the sighting files and the community feed all share the URL you are already on.
Searched for a Spider Tracker and landed here? Same thing. Spider Tracker, Spider-Man tracker and Spidey map are all names fans use for this map, and this fan-run Spidey Tracker keeps that experience alive — no download, no separate Spider Tracker site to hunt down.
Reading it well starts with pin status. A green Spidey Tracker pin is confirmed evidence. A red pin is a community lead worth checking. Blue marks an event you can physically attend. Once that habit clicks, Spidey Tracker stops looking like scattered markers and starts reading like a case file you can work through.
FILE 08 / SPIDEY TRACKER FAQ
Spidey Tracker is more fun when its rules are clear. These are the answers most Spidey Tracker users need before they start.
Spidey Tracker is a fan-built browser map that collects the official campaign's Spider-Man sightings, city events, videos and Web Watch files in one place. You open the page, read the pins and follow the story — Spidey Tracker is the whole experience, not a teaser for something else.
This Spidey Tracker is an independent fan project, not a Sony Pictures, Marvel or Samsung property, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. The studio's own campaign site is spideytracker.net; this Spidey Tracker rebuilds that experience as a fan tribute you can still open in a browser.
No. Spidey Tracker combines official campaign updates, events, media and fan-reported sightings. Pins are story signals, not a continuously updating real-world GPS feed.
Yes. Spidey Tracker is free, with no account, subscription or paywall. Every sighting, event listing and video on the map is open to everyone from the moment the page loads.
No. Spidey Tracker runs in your browser. You do not need an App Store listing, an account or a separate install to explore the map and its files.
Confirmed pins are tied to official campaign material or activations. Rumored pins can include community tips and sightings that have not been presented as verified evidence.
The campaign reached 35 countries, but coverage is not identical everywhere. Pin density follows official drops, partner events and eligible community submissions, so quieter regions are expected.
You can browse the global map without using location-centering. The neighborhood control is optional; declining or skipping it does not stop you from opening sightings.
Share your tip with @SpideyTracker on X and include #SpideyTracker. Check each pin’s status and timestamp for context, because updates do not all arrive on the same schedule.
Spidey Tracker is an interactive map experience for Spider-Man: Brand New Day, framed in-story as Ned Leeds’ own tracking project. That is why the interface reads like a fan’s command center rather than a press page.
Yes. Most people searching for a Spider Tracker, a Spider-Man tracker or a Spidey map end up here, because this Spidey Tracker is a fan recreation of that idea. The studio's own campaign site lives at spideytracker.net; this page preserves the same Spidey Tracker experience in your browser.
Yes. Spidey Tracker is built for mobile browsers first, so pins, sighting files and videos all open on a phone. Nothing is gated behind a desktop-only Spidey Tracker view.
A Spidey Tracker pin turns green only when it maps to official campaign material, a released asset or a real activation. Anything reported by fans stays a rumored Spidey Tracker lead until that evidence exists.
Spidey Tracker follows the campaign calendar rather than a fixed clock. Big drops land around trailers, ticket news and city events, so check the timestamp on each pin instead of assuming Spidey Tracker refreshes hourly.
The Spidey Tracker map itself loads worldwide, and every pin opens the same way wherever you are. What changes between countries is how many pins there are, so a sparse map in your region is normal rather than a broken Spidey Tracker.
Web Watch is the Spidey Tracker dossier layer: files on characters, villains, places and objects. Opening one connects a single pin to the wider story, which is what separates Spidey Tracker from a plain pin map.
No. Spidey Tracker only publishes material the studio has already released, so nothing on the map goes beyond official trailers, stills and events. You can explore every Spidey Tracker file without hitting a plot spoiler.