SOVEREIGN GEOSPATIAL INTELLIGENCE

Sovereign geospatial intelligence.

Cartos is Cartos, a vertical-AI geospatial platform. It runs live operations on data you own, reasons about change and builds in 3D, and reaches the ground through a sovereign mobile field edge — one platform, top-down and bottom-up.

NexGen Geospatial · Phase I live · Phase II in build · Phase III shipping — Field v1.0 in tester distribution

The arc

One platform, built in three phases.

Each phase stands on its own and compounds the last — a sovereign substrate, an analyst that reasons, and a field workforce that feeds it ground truth.

Phase I

The Sovereign Platform

Ingest, serve, and visualize geospatial data in a sovereign deployment, with an AI agent wired in. Running live vertical operations today.

Live now
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Phase II

Analyst Intelligence Layer

Change detection, derived data, 3D reconstruction, and auditable reporting — the substrate starts producing intelligence, not just showing it.

In development
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Phase III

Cartos Field

A configurable, offline-first mobile field platform — the sovereign ground-truth edge that feeds the whole loop and multiplies seats. v1.0 is built: a no-code field-app builder, offline capture & sync, and captures that surface back inside every module.

Shipping — v1.0 in tester distribution
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The vision

From a platform to a public good.

Cartos is shared public infrastructure — one sovereign platform that many agencies, industries, and levels of government run together, with an agent reasoning across all of it. The aim is bigger than software: geospatial equity, social justice, environmental resilience, and government transparency, pointed at real-world problems.

Humanitarian

Built to deliver for nations

Sovereign, shared, affordable, and agentic — the right system for African nations and agencies to stand up foundational capability where the need is greatest.

Every tier

Seamless government

One base map served to national, state / emirate, county and municipal tiers — the UAE Base Map is one example of the pattern, not the point.

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Shared systems, agentic AI over everything, and a field-to-dashboard loop that makes it accountable.

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One engine, many editions

One platform. Nine industries. 67 modules.

Cartos is the common engine; industries run over it as purpose-built, licensed editions — each a switchable catalogue of department modules over the same sovereign substrate. All nine are live on their own sovereign subdomain, including the continental Cartos Africa, the proactive/reactive Guardian + Sentry pair, and Cartos Harvest for agriculture. Sixty-seven individual department modules in total, counted from the engine's own registry.

Government

Cartos Atlas

Smart City, Maritime, Emergency & a 3D common operating picture — cities, coasts & crisis on one screen.

Electric utility

Cartos Grid

Nine departments over one operating picture, wired to the utility's systems of record.

Airport

Cartos Tower

Ten airfield departments — airside to landside, from tarmac lighting to air traffic.

Transportation · DOT

Cartos Milepost

An executive portfolio of every DOT project, then drill to pavement, traffic & winter ops.

Infrastructure · AEC

Cartos Blueprint

A portfolio view across every project, then design, inspections, safety & approvals.

Government · continental — live

Cartos Africa

Continental Command plus eight departments over an open continental base-map substrate — food security, health, borders, ports, land use, parcels, flood risk & settlements. Enter One Africa →

Government · critical-infrastructure — live

Cartos Guardian

UAE critical-infrastructure protection with a transparent per-site strike-risk model, Strait of Hormuz focus. Enter Guardian →

Government · crisis monitoring — live

Cartos Sentry

Reactive optical/SAR/thermal change detection, watching Guardian's highest-risk assets — incidents, alerts & commercial tasking. Enter Sentry →

See every edition.

Dozens of department modules, real operational data, and KPI dashboards on one substrate — plus Cartos Harvest, the agriculture-intelligence ninth edition, now live.

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The approach

Agentic. Enterprise. Agency. Solution-specific.

The market makes you pick one — a general GIS suite you must staff, a point solution that dead-ends, or a bespoke build that never improves. Cartos holds all four at once, because the hard parts were built into the engine before any solution was built on top of it. That's why four new editions shipped in six weeks, each reusing the last.

Agentic

Ask, don't author

One AI analyst reasons across every datasource the asking user can see — and says so when the data can't support the answer. Same agent in every edition.

Enterprise

Reads what you own

Esri Utility Network & ArcGIS feature services, OMS/ADMS, Maximo, SAP PM, Oracle P6, Microsoft Project, WMS/WMTS, STAC, Overture, client-hosted PostGIS — plus commercial satellite tasking.

Agency

Defensible in a hearing

Scores decompose into their components, confidence is earned by independent modalities agreeing, licence posture is enforced in code, and tasking cost is on screen before you commit.

Solution-specific — a slice, not a fork.

A vertical is a curated module catalogue on the same engine, so every improvement lands in all nine editions at once.

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At a glance

A platform that reaches from orbit to the ground.

9
Industries live — Atlas, Grid, Tower, Milepost, Blueprint, Africa, Guardian, Sentry, Harvest
67
Department modules across the nine editions, on one engine
100%
Sovereign — in-territory by default
10×
Field seats vs. analyst seats (Phase III)

Sovereign by design

Runs in-territory, on infrastructure you control. Sovereignty is the default, not an option.

An owned imagery source

Backed by an owned constellation — a data position competitors can't simply license into.

Agent-native & auditable

One AI analyst reasons across every accessible datasource — ask the map — and every output traces back to how it was produced.

One engine, many editions

The same engine powers nine live, purpose-built industry editions — government, electric utility, airport, transportation, infrastructure delivery, the continental Cartos Africa, and the proactive/reactive Guardian + Sentry pair — each a switchable catalogue of department modules.

Integrates with what you run

Seven systems-of-record connectors (Esri Utility Network, OMS/ADMS, Maximo, SAP PM, Oracle P6, Microsoft Project, file/CSV), nine geospatial datasource types (ArcGIS REST, WMS, WMTS, XYZ, GeoJSON, PMTiles, COG, FlatGeobuf, client-hosted PostGIS), STAC, Overture and NASA GIBS. The full list →

Real data & live dashboards

An admin-managed layer catalogue seeds real operational data into every module, with a full symbology engine and a configurable KPI dashboard per surface.

Reaches the ground

A sovereign, offline-first mobile field edge captures ground truth that surfaces back inside every module and feeds the agent.

Why Cartos wins — the full case

See it

Geospatial that stops being software for specialists.

Satellite, 3D, live operations, and an AI analyst on one screen — in the browser, in your own deployment. No GIS experience required.

The Cartos workspace: a live city operations map with incident markers, a layer catalog, an incident feed, and the Cartos AI agent — all on one screen.

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Commercial model

Pay to get work done — not just to look.

Five pricing pillars meet customers where they are, from a free first look to a sovereign, cost-plus deployment.

Free

A try-it surface that shows the whole loop on a sample area.

Credit

Per-run consumption for compute-heavy analysis, 3D, and capture.

Modular

Switch capabilities on per account — buy what you need.

Subscription

Recurring monitoring, field seats, and a retained intelligence graph.

Cost-Plus

Sovereign and bespoke deployments, priced on delivered cost.

Design partner program

Help shape the platform for your geography.

We're selecting a small number of design partners with a real, recurring geospatial need and sovereignty as a genuine constraint. Early access, roadmap influence, and auditable deliverables for your stakeholders. Engagements run under NDA.