Search the physical world. Put the answer to work.

Find potential customers, assess locations and monitor change. Bring the findings together and organise your next step.

From discovery to your next decision.

Find locations that fit your requirements.

Describe the business job in everyday language. Review relevant information across thousands of data layers and refine the locations worth taking further.

Find physical features that matter.

AI detects features in satellite imagery to help you discover potential leads and suitable sites. Assess matches using the available image detail and supporting information.

Review changes. Plan a response.

Compare available satellite images through scheduled scans. Review detected changes and identify which sites need a closer look.

Compare the numbers behind a site.

Build property financial models, adjust your assumptions, and compare scenarios to inform your next investment decision.

Assess the opportunity in your data.

Explore your own data through charts, dashboards, and analysis. Bring relevant findings into your assessment of a market, site, or project.

Present the evidence behind your decision.

Build a deck around your analysis, maps, and findings. Share the reasoning behind your recommendation with colleagues or clients.

Keep recurring work on schedule.

Configure supported searches, scans, and reports to run on a schedule. Review the results and execution history as your work progresses.

Put your findings in context.

Combine your data and annotations in a map. Show where opportunities sit and share the location context behind your recommendation.

Choose imagery for the question at hand.

Browse satellite imagery and request new captures from available providers. Check dates, resolution, and coverage to assess what each image can show.

Explore what a site could become.

Create illustrative views of proposed developments. Use them to discuss possibilities alongside your site assessment and project plans.

Work through your next decision.

Ask questions about your projects and data. Review recommendations that help you assess possibilities and choose your next step.

Discuss what happens next.

Use channels and direct messages to share findings, discuss decisions, and keep your team informed as work progresses.

Review constraints before committing.

Explore available zoning information with ordinance citations. Identify restrictions and questions to resolve before taking a location further.

Find the opportunities that matter in your industry

• Real Estate & Development — Build a shortlist for your next property.
• Insurance — Prioritise properties for a closer look.
• Energy & Utilities — Prioritise work across your sites and corridors.
• Agriculture — See which fields need a closer look.
• Logistics & Supply Chain — Find sites that fit your network.
• Government & Defense — Prioritise locations that need attention.
• Financial Services — Bring physical evidence into your assessment.
• Construction — Find sites to investigate for your next project.
• Telecommunications — Build a shortlist for your next network site.
• Mining & Resources — Prioritise reviews across your operating sites.
• Retail & Consumer — Build a shortlist for your next location.
• ESG & Sustainability — Bring location evidence into your review.

What can I do with GeoSpectre?

Find potential customers, choose suitable locations, and review changes at your sites. Describe your requirements in everyday language, assess the findings with relevant imagery and information, and organise your next steps.

How does Prospecting find potential leads?

AI detects physical features in satellite imagery that may match your business requirements. Review the matches alongside available property information and qualify the opportunities before following up. A physical match does not establish purchase intent.

How does site monitoring work?

Choose the sites and scan schedule for your work. AI compares available satellite images and flags detected changes for review. What can be detected depends on image availability, capture date, resolution, and the analysis used.

How does imagery support a site assessment?

Review visible physical features and changes alongside the image date and relevant supporting information. Use the findings to identify questions for further investigation. Imagery supports your assessment; some conditions still need records, specialist advice, or an on-site check.

Where should I start?

Start with the job you need to do: find potential leads, choose a site, or monitor change. Use Intelligence to explore your requirements, Prospecting to assess physical matches, or Monitoring to review sites over time. Supporting analysis and tasks help you plan what comes next.

Can I bring my own data into GeoSpectre?

Yes. Bring your own files and location information into the relevant workspace. Use Analytics to explore your data and combine the findings with your site or project assessment.

What does Financials cover for real estate investments?

Use Financials to build property models and compare assumptions about costs, income, financing, and projected returns. Review scenarios together to inform your investment assessment.

How much area can each plan cover?

Coverage is your monthly search and detection area budget. Tracked locations are unlimited. Compare the current plan table for coverage, collaboration, and other included features.

Can I generate presentations and reports directly from my analysis?

Yes. Use Decks to organise your analysis, maps, and findings into a presentation, then export in the supported formats to share your recommendation.

How do I get started?

Start a free trial and explore a business requirement of your own. You can also book a demo to discuss how GeoSpectre could support your lead generation, site selection, or monitoring workflow.