How Geo-CoWork works

Geo-CoWork keeps your survey files in projects and puts an AI agent next to the map. You ask a question in plain words; the agent looks up the answer in your own data with queries it shows you, then draws the result on the map. No number in an answer is guessed: each one comes from a step you can open and check.

From sign-in to a first answer

1. Sign in. During the private beta, accounts open for approved emails and for people invited to an organization. Request access if you don't have one yet.
2. Create a project for one site or one flight, then upload its files: orthomosaics as GeoTIFF, inspection results as GeoJSON or zipped shapefiles.
3. Process the vector files. Processing reads every feature, repairs broken shapes, works out what each field means and makes the file searchable. A 10,000-feature file takes a few seconds.
4. Open the map and ask. "How many tables have hotspots?", "Total area of soiled panels in view?", "Show NDVI for the north field". The answer arrives with its steps, and the features it's about are highlighted.
5. Act on it. Share a link to the view, export the features, make a task for a teammate, or ask the same question again every week.

The guides

• Projects and filesOrganizations, projects, the file types we read, large uploads, and what processing does to a file.
• Asking the mapHow the agent answers, where its numbers come from, and how to ask questions it can answer well.
• Imagery and indicesOrthomosaics on the map, how bands are recognised, and the vegetation indices you can ask for.
• Sharing and exportsShare links that expire, CSV, GeoJSON and PDF exports, and sending results to your own tools.
• Connections and automationsS3, Slack, email and webhooks; events that start work; follow-up questions and tasks.
• SettingsYour profile and sign-in, people and roles, model sources, credits, usage and the daily limit.