Mapping for people, power, and place

From city agencies to nonprofits, we help organizations figure out what to map, why it matters, and how to stand up GIS systems that hold up in the real world — like the equity dashboards our partners use to steer resources.

Full-stack builds, designed for the people who'll actually use them: live trackers, comparison dashboards, and story-driven apps like the Bronx Shootings Tracker running today.

The GIS Pathways Program at Detroit's Frederick Douglass Academy is the model: students graduate with FAA drone licenses, college credit, and a running start into tech careers.

We fly with the community, not over it — training residents and students as pilots while collecting the imagery that powers recovery and planning work.

When disaster hits, communities need evidence fast. We deploy quickly to map damage, support recovery decisions, and document what happened for the record.

From one-day community mapping sessions to multi-week courses, we meet people where they are — no GIS background required.