Our portfolio includes AGOT's public Windows desktop preview and four private pilot products, each with a direct enquiry path. Independently developed spatial software and technical research provide additional ways to collaborate. The descriptions distinguish published software from private pilots and do not imply external client endorsement.
Public Windows preview with GIS workspaces, source-backed spatial processing, 2D/3D foundations and evolving imagery and scenario workflows. Current installer and release notes are listed on the AGOT page. Explore the release ↗
Focused satellite imagery discovery, preprocessing, vegetation/change indicators and reproducible spatial evidence; standalone pilot access is subject to commissioning. Request GIS Assistant pilot access ↗
2D/3D geographic visualization concepts and integrations for immersive spatial interfaces; private pilot subject to technical readiness. Request Hybrid Map Viewer pilot access ↗
Mapping, structured addressing and reviewable AI assistance for street and property registers; restricted pilot. Request Street AI Mapper pilot access ↗
Land and planning records, maps, project monitoring and reporting components; restricted pilot with agreed feature boundaries. Request Physical Planning Assistant pilot access ↗
Examples of engine development, GIS integration, model-driven workflows, native computation and cross-domain spatial analysis documented through the AGOT roadmap.
Published preview availability is verifiable in the public GitHub Releases repository. Internal demonstrations and pilot concepts are not presented as completed client deployments, government endorsements, performance certifications or production-scale outcomes.
The research library contains runnable synthetic spatial calculations, transparent inputs and source-level GIS checks. These examples do not imply paying clients, validated geographic outputs or fully accepted AGOT workflows.
AGOT Desktop 1.0.8, GeoAI Hosts & SDK 0.8.0 and the independently installed GeoTwins Harness 0.8.0 are public, each with a versioned manifest, checksums and compatibility notes. Published binaries passed upload-size and GitHub SHA-256 verification; native installed acceptance remains a separate release gate.
