What you can do.
geo.qa watches places you operate, remembers what changes, and answers grounded questions for your team or your AI.
- 01
Watch a place over time
Track change month over month. Forest cover, urban growth, vegetation health, water levels.
Show me forest loss in this district since 2020.
→8.3% loss. 142 km² gone. Largest contiguous patch: 11 km².
- 02
Spot what's new
Detect new construction, vehicles, infrastructure, or encampments inside a polygon you draw.
Detect new structures in this 5km area since last quarter.
→27 new buildings. Coordinates returned. Highest-confidence cluster at 27.485, 51.531.
- 03
Watch live cameras
Connect any camera (CCTV, webcam, dashcam, drone, even a YouTube live stream). Get pinged on what matters.
Page me if a vehicle enters Sector 7 between 02:00 and 05:00.
→Critical alert with the camera, the timestamp, and the detection frame.
- 04
Set up monitoring loops
Pick a place, pick a condition, pick a cadence. Get an email or a webhook when the condition fires.
Watch our 1,420 km pipeline corridor. Alert if vegetation drops 3 sigma.
→Daily corridor scan. 3 alerts this month, with cited data.
- 05
Ground your AI agents
Your agents call your private memory before they answer. They cite real data instead of guessing.
memory_recall(cell, time)
→Real data with audit trail. No hallucination on places they have never seen.
- 06
Cite the public Earth ledger
Every tenant comes pre-wired to query the open Earth memory at emem.dev. Public facts, signed answers.
What's the most recent water recurrence reading at this cell?
→Cited fact from emem.dev. The same call works inside your private chat.
Inside the product, capabilities show up as tabs you actually click: Asset Registry · Sensor Registry · Camera Intelligence · Automations · Alerts · Agent Monitor · World Model.
Watch a place. Ground an agent. Cite a fact.
The free tier is enough to wire a real corridor and pipe an alert into your inbox.