Plug & Play Geospatial Infrastructure

Unify access and exploration of your data. Seamlessly serve data to maps, apps and agents.
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Made for Geospatial Developers

Developers
Enhance your stack with modular tools.
Leverage powerful modular tools for data serving, visualization and QA that are fully compatible with your existing stack.
Organizations
Unify data access across your entire organization.
Turnkey tools for company-wide discovery and exploration of proprietary datasets, third-party data sources, and model outputs.

Break Down Data Silos & Enable Collaboration

Discover, Access and Share your Organization's Data Assets
Build a comprehensive catalog of your organization's data and explore it in an intuitive web interface.
Streamline Data Validation Workflows
Use built-in QA features to ensure data integrity, or quickly build custom internal applications for specialized requirements.
Frictionless Connection of Your Data Sources
Paste a link to any geospatial dataset or connect entire data repositories like STAC catalogs and cloud buckets. No need to manage a secondary storage system - your repositories remain the source of truth.
Register New Dataset
URL
Metadata
Visualization
Dataset URL
gs://my-data-bucket/annual_imagery/{%Y}/*.tif

Serve Your Data to Maps, Apps and Agents

High-Performance Serving of Geospatial Data
Instantly serve from terabytes of raster or vector data in your inventory, natively supporting modern data formats, tiled or sharded rasters, and multi-dimensional data.
Rapidly Build Custom Solutions
Let Earthscale handle data serving complexity so you can rapidly build custom applications.
Leverage Your Favorite AI Tools
Use pre-defined prompts to enable your AI tools to access your entire data inventory through ready-to-use APIs.
from earthscale import EarthscaleClient

with EarthscaleClient() as client:
  dataset_id = client.add_dataset(
    name="My first dataset",
    url=gs://FILLED_IN_BY_SITE_CODE,
    accelerated=True,
  )
map.addSource(

myRaster: { 
  
   type: 'raster', 
  
    tiles: [
      'https://earthscale.ai/.../{z}/{x}/{y}.webp'
    ],
    tileSize: 256 
  
   }
)