Physical intelligence for every decision.

Geospatial AI for properties, infrastructure and land. Where they are, what they are, what’s around them, what’s changed. Anywhere, in seconds.

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Our GeoAI Operating System powers critical decisions in the physical world.

Wireframe of the Golden Gate Bridge, drawn in red.

What should I know about this infrastructure?

Steel suspension1,280 m main span
Age · 89 yr227 m towers
Deck 5/9 · FairFederal condition rating

What defines this land and property?

Fort PointHistoric site · Visitor use
Brick masonryBuilt 1853–1861
Floor area · 5,400 m²3 tiers · Height 16 m · Open courtyard
Flat roof · Good12 yr · Parapet edge
Sprinklers · 80%Fire alarms

What exposures surround these assets?

Flood zone · VEFlood level 4.0 m · Fort ground 4.7 m
Wildfire · ModerateMarin headlands · ContextCoastal scrub
Earthquake · Fault 10 kmSan Andreas · Hayward 20 km
Landslide · Class 10/10Steep coastal slope

What has changed over time?

Rated 6 → 5 · 2021Deck and superstructure
Rated 7 → 6 · 2025Substructure · Piers, abutments
Seismic retrofit · 2025Phase 3B · First contract awarded

We fuse satellite imagery, maps and geospatial data into one view, from space to property.

Add everything on the internet, your documents and live feeds, into your systems.

Aerial
Satellite
Drone
Street
Old photos
and more

Hazard maps
Registries
Land
Maps
Permits
Incidents
and more

Listings
Websites
News
Notices
and more

Spreadsheets
Databases
Schedules
Reports
Policies
Documents
and more

Alerts
Weather
Wildfires
Before-after photos
and more

One recordEvery fact with its source and date

Spreadsheets
Reports
GIS
Dashboards
Models
API

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Physical intelligence for every public decision.

Ask, find and act on your data for your critical decisions.

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Wireframe of the civic district beside Fort Point, three school roofs red in a hatched flood extent.

Let anyone talk to your geodata.

Schools at risk of flood · 3Of 6 schools and 2 clinics
Flood extent · 3 areasAround the schools at risk

Works with your data and infrastructure.

Water towerEssential infrastructure
Power substationEssential infrastructure
Communications antennaEssential infrastructure
Fire stationEssential infrastructure

Every answer with its source.

Places of interest · 5School campuses · Clinics · Community facilities
Weather · RainfallRainfall coverage around the public facilities
Damage & flood extent · 4Detected on school and clinic roofs

Give decision makers the evidence.

Decision report

Schools at risk: 3
Essential assets: 4
Data sources fused: 5
Weather monitored: Live
Damage & flood extent: 4

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Physical intelligence for every property decision.

Know every building you insure. Its facts, its history and what’s next door.

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Wireframe of the property at Fort Point, its building, parcel, roof equipment and floor area drawn in red.

Get the building facts in seconds.

~40% of commercial underwriters’ time goes to tasks outside their core role

Right building · FoundSchedule line matched · Parcel and footprint
Roof · GoodImaged May 2025 · 6 exhaust vents · 2 HVAC units · 12 solar modules
Floor area · 58,100 sq ftHeight 52 ft · 3 tiers · Open courtyard

Catch what the application missed, on the site and around it.

1 in 3 insurers’ records had the wrong construction class

Buildings · 21 declared · Historic site · Brick masonry · Park Service records
Parking spaces · 426 vehicles observed
Wood pallets · 18Flammable · 8 ft from the building · Adjacent vegetation to review
Auto body shop · 30 mPaints and solvents · A fire there can reach the property

See what changed, and inspect where it matters.

Under $25k in annual premium, accounts often get a cursory online review, not an inspection

Rooftop unit · +1Not on the March 2023 image · Seen May 2025 · Added since the policy was signed
Inspect first · 1In the flood and fire zones
Flood risk · 5 propertiesOf 9 in the portfolio
Fire exposure · 4 propertiesOf 9 in the portfolio

Know your whole portfolio.

Across the United StatesEvery site in one record

Anywhere in the worldEven where data is hard to find

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Physical intelligence for every credit decision.

Know what’s behind every loan. Whether it’s real, where the money went and what changed.

Wireframe of the district beside Fort Point, a planted field and a house drawn in red.

Check it’s real before you lend.

Banks often have only a borrower’s registered address, which may not be where the assets are

Field · FoundOn the parcel in the file
House · FoundAt the address in the file

See where the money went.

Planted · 75%Of the area financed
Built · 40%60% of the loan paid out

See what changed, and get the alert in time.

Bankers say a building’s condition is often estimated rather than directly observed

Yard · EmptyFull when the loan was signed
Extension · NewAdded since the loan was signed
Homes in the flood · 6Of 8 on the street
New alert · TodayRestricted land reaches the field

Know your whole book.

After a wildfire, borrowers with a damaged home fell three months behind on their loan more often than neighbours

Which loan first

Loan 2210 · Restricted land on the field: 1
Loan 1877 · Building behind its payments: 2
Loan 1042 · Homes in the flood: 3
Loan 1325 · Yard empty since March: 4

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