Map viewer
Orthomosaics, elevation models and vector layers in one browser map, with basemap switching, a live coordinate readout and a compass.
Anything not yet shipped is marked beta or roadmap. We would rather you know now than find out during an evaluation.
Every layer of the capture in one browser map, at any zoom, without a desktop GIS.
Orthomosaics, elevation models and vector layers in one browser map, with basemap switching, a live coordinate readout and a compass.
Turn layers on and off, reorder them, and restyle vectors without going back to the survey team.
Point clouds streamed in the browser as Potree octrees and COPC, so a full-density LAS opens without a workstation.
Put two captures of the same site side by side and move through them in sequence, so change is seen rather than described.
The numbers a survey is commissioned for, taken from the model rather than estimated off a picture.
Distance and area measured on the map and saved to the project, so the next person opens the same numbers rather than measuring again.
Cut and fill between two surfaces. Stockpiles and excavation measured against the previous capture rather than estimated from a photograph.
Draw a line and read the ground profile along it, with a differential profile between two dates.
Bench height, width and slope read straight off the survey - the face measurements a mine plan is argued over.
Contours generated at the interval you choose, from the elevation model already in the project.
Sections cut through the surface and charted, with point sampling anywhere on the model.
Buffer and radius tools for questions about what falls within a distance of a boundary, a corridor or an asset.
Getting the answer to whoever needs it, without exporting anything or handing over more than they should see.
Give a colleague or a client a project without exporting anything, with permissions matching what they are entitled to see.
Cloud-optimised GeoTIFF, COPC and GeoJSON on EPSG:4326. Your data outlives the platform, and you can take it elsewhere.
Answers from your own documents and projects, always with the source they came from.
Ask your regulatory and reference documents a question and get the answer with the document, page and clause it came from - or an honest "not in your documents".
Ask a project for its surveyed area, its completed deliverables or its open risks, without opening a dozen files.
Survey summaries, delivery notes and progress reports drafted from project data for a person to review and sign off.
Spatial questions in plain English - parcels intersecting a flood zone, villages within five kilometres of a corridor.
Compare satellite imagery over time to flag new construction, encroachment on a lease boundary or change in vegetation.
Tell us the site and what you need out of it, and we will show you those and skip the rest.