Geosift turns your spreadsheets and spatial data into interactive, layered maps. No GIS expertise. No $10K software licenses. Just your data, visualized in seconds.
Upload CSV, GeoJSON, or shapefiles. Geosift auto-detects coordinates and puts your data on the map instantly.
Overlay multiple datasets on one map. See how property values relate to flood zones, or how incidents cluster near infrastructure.
Slice data by any attribute. Show only parcels over 5 acres, or buildings within 1 mile of a river. Answers in clicks, not code.
Generate a public link or embed your map on any website. Stakeholders see the data without needing an account or software.
Heat maps, clustering, proximity analysis, and density calculations. The kind of analysis that used to require a GIS team.
Your spatial data stays yours. SOC 2 compliant infrastructure. Share only what you choose to share.
Not just the organizations that can afford six-figure GIS software and a team of specialists. Everyone with a question that has a location attached to it.
GPS is in every phone. Satellites image the entire planet daily. Every business transaction, every infrastructure asset, every field crop — it all has a coordinate. And yet most organizations still analyze that data in a flat table, missing the spatial patterns that would change their decisions.
GIS software was designed for cartographers in the 1980s. It's priced for governments and large enterprises. The learning curve is measured in months. 95% of the people who need spatial answers never get them — not because the data doesn't exist, but because the tools are locked away.
That gap is widening. And it's a gap we're closing.
If you can open a spreadsheet, you can build a map. Upload your CSV and Geosift auto-detects coordinates, geocodes addresses, and visualizes your data instantly — no configuration, no SQL, no GIS knowledge required.
Answers live at the intersection of datasets. Stack your property data on top of flood zones. Overlay permit history with incident reports. Combine field survey results with demographic boundaries. Patterns that were invisible in a table become obvious on a map.
Your stakeholders shouldn't need a $10K software license to see your work. Generate a public link or an embeddable iframe. Anyone can explore your map on any device — no account, no download, no training.
Heat maps, proximity analysis, clustering, density calculations — the kind of analysis that used to require a dedicated GIS analyst is now a few clicks. Geosift handles the spatial math so you can focus on the decisions.
You control what's public and what's private. Share individual layers, whole maps, or nothing at all. Built on SOC 2 compliant infrastructure, with encryption at rest and in transit. Your spatial data is never used to train models or shared with third parties.
Start with a single CSV. Add team members, enable collaboration, connect live data sources. Geosift scales from a one-person operation mapping 500 locations to a cross-functional team running real-time spatial analytics.
Mia tracks 4,000 permitted construction sites across a county. She used to export Excel sheets and ask her GIS analyst to build a new map every month. Now she uploads a CSV Monday morning and has an interactive, shareable map before her first meeting.
Diego manages 12 fields across three counties. He maps soil health readings, irrigation logs, and yield data each season, then overlays weather station data to understand what actually drove his numbers — decisions that used to require an agronomist.
Priya manages a 300-property portfolio and needs to know flood risk before acquisitions. She layers FEMA flood zones, permit histories, and her own property data on one map — and sends a shareable link to her investment committee in minutes.
Marcus runs a regional chain and monitors foot traffic, competitor proximity, and demographic density around each location. A visualization that would have cost $50K in a consulting report is now something he builds himself before expansion decisions.
The community health organization Sara works for maps service coverage gaps across underserved ZIP codes. They show donors exactly where funding reaches and where the gaps are — turning data into a story that moves people to act.
The long-term vision is a spatial intelligence platform that's as natural to use as a search engine. You ask a question — "Where are my highest-risk properties?" or "Which neighborhoods are underserved by our current locations?" — and Geosift surfaces the answer, mapped and explained.
We're building toward that future incrementally, shipping real value for real users at every step.
Data without geography is half a picture. The most important patterns in your data — clustering, proximity, distribution — are invisible until they're on a map. We believe spatial context should be the default, not a premium add-on.
Requiring a GIS certification to answer a location question is like requiring a statistics PhD to read a bar chart. Powerful spatial tools should work for a first-time user on day one, with no training, no manual, no consultant.
We don't sell your data. We don't train models on it. We don't share it with partners. When you delete your data, it's gone. Full stop. Privacy is a design principle at Geosift, not a compliance checkbox.
Making complex spatial operations feel simple takes real engineering. We absorb the complexity so you don't have to see it. Every click we eliminate, every decision we automate — that's the product. Not features for features' sake.
Geography isn't an enterprise perk. A small nonprofit tracking service gaps deserves the same tools as a Fortune 500 real estate team. We price and build accordingly — and we mean it.
We'd rather put real tools in front of real users than wait for perfection. We ship fast, listen carefully, and fix what matters. The people using Geosift every day shape what Geosift becomes — that's not a platitude, it's how we make decisions.
Free plan includes 3 layers and 500 data points. Pro and Team plans unlock unlimited layers, collaboration, and advanced analytics.
Built for the people who need spatial answers but shouldn't need a GIS degree to get them.
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