Geospatial software engineering
We build custom geospatial software for survey, mapping, utility and environmental companies. Platforms, pipelines and 3D, from the data model to production.
01 · Raw data
A LiDAR survey is millions of points, each one a measurement of the ground. This is five kilometres of the Grand Canyon.
02 · Information
Surfaces, contours and layers, computed by pipelines that are checked, repeatable and never made by hand.
03 · Systems
Maps, platforms and services that your team and your clients open every day.
Point cloud: USGS 3DEP, Grand Canyon National Park, 2019
What we solve
Survey and mapping firms sit on years of deliverables. We build the platform, portal or service that lets you sell what you already produce.
Ingestion, processing and publishing that depend on someone at a desktop become automated pipelines that either finish or fail where you can see it.
Point clouds, meshes and city models streamed in the browser, measured and shared, instead of shipped on a drive.
Tiles, APIs and spatial databases tuned for peak load, served from the edge and watched from the outside.
We take over inherited geospatial platforms: document them, monitor them, run them, then make them better.
Plain-language questions over spatial data, classification and extraction, built on your data rather than a demo.
Selected work
Client names stay with our clients. These are the systems and what they changed.
Field teams submit a flight. A fleet of processing machines turns the photos into orthomosaics and elevation models and publishes them as layers the customer opens the next morning. Every mission, job and layer is tracked, and nobody touches a terminal.
After the platform changed owners and clouds, how it fit together lived in people's heads. We documented it from the code up, put it under monitoring from the outside, and now run its development, operations and incidents.
Eight days of forecast from seven models, radar replayed every five minutes, satellite, observations and warnings, served from the edge to the company's own site and to its partners.
Multibeam sonar and LiDAR become streamable point clouds, elevation models, hillshades and contours, in a viewer where the 3D scene and the 2D map move together. Before, every one of those assets was made by hand.
Oblique aerial surveys stream as 3D Tiles. People measure in 3D, browse the oblique imagery and fly through the city. It began as a prototype we built and became the company's own product.
A point forecast cut from gridded output took 10 to 15 seconds and fell over at peak. A gateway and an on-demand store took server errors to zero, without rewriting the backend.
Clients
Skyforest
Forestry and environmental monitoring
Jane's Weather
Weather forecasting
ACM
Media and agricultural weather
Underwater Acoustics International
Hydrographic survey
Topocart
Aerial mapping and cadastre
TeroAI
AI-native geospatial intelligence
Gestão Engenharia
Engineering and project management
Cloudmatize
Cloud and data engineering
How we work
A look at one platform, pipeline or architecture, with a written plan of what to fix first. Weeks, not months.
From the data model to production: we scope it with you, build it, and hand you a system your team can run.
We run and improve what you already have: development, operations, monitoring and on-call.
Remote, worldwide. In English or Portuguese.
Who we are
Our engineers come from surveying and cartography as much as from software. They understand the data, its coordinate systems, its precision and the deliverables your clients expect, as well as the code that serves it.
Writing
October 5, 2026
A point forecast cut from gridded output took 10–15 s and crashed at peak. A gateway and on-demand store took 5xx to zero, without a backend rewrite.
September 23, 2026
Cloud migrations often stall after phase one. Here's why the second phase disappears, and what that costs an organization that never notices.
September 14, 2026
A migration can silently change what 'latest' means. Here's the failure pattern — and how content-aware monitoring catches it.
Contact
A few lines are enough. We reply within one business day.