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Platform

One engine. Two ways to put it to work.

The same measured ground answers a bank checking one plot and a city running a whole district. What changes is the screen you see and what you are allowed to know.

See them work

A bank and a city officer should be looking at the same numbers.

Build them separately and they drift apart, until two people describe the same field differently. So they share one foundation. They differ only in what each is allowed to see.

AGTMap: A straight answer on any piece of land
Illustrative scene

Is this plot worth a site visit for a warehouse?

  1. 1

    Survey 412/2 · 4.21 acres

    Two owners on record. Water at 18 m. No record of dues, so worth asking the seller.

  2. 2

    Industrial zone · warehousing allowed

    The city plan allows it here, with floor space up to 1.8 times the plot.

  3. 3

    No flood since 1998

    Twenty-five years of flood maps. None reached this plot.

  4. 4

    Substation 1.2 km away

    Close enough to connect without building a new line.

  5. 5

    140 m on the state highway

    Trucks reach the gate without a village road.

What both answer

Three questions of the same ground.

What is here?

Every plot, building and pipe, measured from the air rather than taken on trust.

What changed?

We keep every past look at the same ground, so you can see exactly what moved.

What does it mean for my decision?

An answer you can defend, with where it came from and when it was checked.

Not sure which one you need?

Tell us what you are trying to decide. One plot at a time is AGTMap. A whole district or a whole portfolio, checked again and again, is the platform.