Five tools we build and maintain

Five tools we build and maintain. Each began as a client project. All of them can be configured, branded and integrated with your existing systems.

01 Argos Object extraction from imagery Find objects in satellite and aerial imagery without manual digitising. Describe what you want in text, or show the model an example. Results come out as GIS-ready layers with confidence scores. Text and spatial prompting, no training set requiredExports straight into ArcGIS and QGIS See Argos → 02 Boomwacht Tree inspection for municipalities A mobile tree inspection app built around Dutch municipal protocols. Inspectors record in the field, the AI drafts the report, and a human approves it before the PDF goes out. Android and iPhone inspections, offline capableAI disease detection from inspector photos See Boomwacht → 03 SmartFarm Crop and tree health Photograph a crop, get a disease identification and a treatment plan. Tracks whether the treatment worked over subsequent visits. Disease identification from a phone photoTreatment guidance for crops and trees See SmartFarm → 04 EcoVoice Voice-first field reporting Report an environmental issue by speaking into your phone. Captures GPS and photos, works with no connection, and routes the submission to the right authority once you are back online. Speak your report, with live transcriptionOffline first: stores locally, syncs later See EcoVoice → 05 Mineral Prospectivity Mapper Mineral exploration Combines geophysical, geochemical and remote sensing layers into prospectivity maps for gold, lithium, copper and iron ore targets, weighted by confidence. Multi-sensor fusion across geophysics and remote sensingAutomated pathfinder mineral detection See Mineral Mapper →

Boomwacht

Urban tree inspection rounds

An inspector walks a route, records each tree against a fixed protocol, and photographs anything unusual. The report is drafted on the way back and approved the same day instead of the following week.

EcoVoice

Reporting from areas with no coverage

Field staff speak their observation into the app. It stores locally with GPS and photos, then syncs and routes to the correct department once the phone finds signal again.

Argos

Digitising imagery without tracing it by hand

An analyst prompts for a feature type across a tile set. Argos returns georeferenced polygons with confidence scores, and the analyst reviews the low-confidence ones rather than drawing all of them.

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We also build custom field apps, GIS integrations and models trained on your own data.

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