Geo Hound puts a GIS workbench and an AI assistant on top of anybody’s public map data. We can do the same for yours: on your portal, with your data, for your users, in your branding.
Same team, same code, pointed at your problem.
A chat interface against your own web map, for your own users. The same idea as the Geo Hound assistant and the same 26-tool approach, pointed at your data, in your branding, on your domain. Your users ask a question in plain English instead of learning your layer tree.
Internal tools, public viewers, dashboards, and the awkward one-off that nothing off the shelf quite does. Built to be maintainable by whoever inherits them, not clever for its own sake.
Getting data out of the system it is trapped in and into the one that needs it, on a schedule, without someone remembering to run it. Format conversion, validation, publishing to services.
We spend our days looking at what organisations publish and why it fails. CORS, service configuration, formats, metadata that actually says something, endpoints that survive contact with a browser. If people are struggling to use your open data, we can tell you why.
Geo Hound is not a demo. It is a published Chrome extension that detects dozens of service types across the web, runs real analysis in a browser, and drives it all from natural language. The awkward parts, the ones that eat a project, are already solved and in production.
Half an hour. You describe the problem, we ask questions and tell you honestly whether we are the right people. No deck.
Written down: what we will build, what it costs, and when it lands. One number, not an hourly rate that drifts.
You see it working as it goes, not at the end. If the shape of the problem changes, we say so early rather than quietly absorbing it.
A paragraph is plenty. If we are not the right people for it, we will say so and point you at someone who is.
We reply within two business days. If you would rather see the product first, it is free to install.