POLYMIND

Features

One workspace from raw scene to land record

PolyMind covers six jobs most teams stitch together from desktop GIS, scripts and spreadsheets.

GIS development

  • Custom layers, attribute schemas and review workflows built on top of your workspace
  • PostGIS-backed storage with a declared CRS for every layer
  • Import from Shapefile, File Geodatabase, GeoJSON or GeoParquet
Illustrative product interface

Satellite imagery processing

  • STAC search across Sentinel-2 L1C / L2A and Landsat 8/9 collections
  • Cloud and shadow masking, clipping and mosaicking per AOI
  • Outputs written as Cloud Optimized GeoTIFF with overviews
Illustrative product interface

Digital map platform

  • Shareable web maps with basemap, imagery and parcel overlays
  • View-only links for stakeholders who don't need a seat
  • Embed a map in an internal portal with a scoped token
Illustrative product interface

Geospatial analysis

  • NDVI and other spectral indices as time series per parcel
  • Zonal statistics by district, watershed or any polygon layer
  • Season-over-season comparisons without exporting rasters
Illustrative product interface

Location visualization

  • Heat maps and choropleths of alerts by region
  • Before / after swipe view on every change alert
  • Dashboards you can filter by status, type and date
Illustrative product interface

Land & region information management

  • One record per parcel or region with history and attachments
  • Reviewer assignments, notes and decisions with timestamps
  • Every decision linked to the scene and date it was based on
Illustrative product interface

Data sources and formats

Public imagery is included on every plan. Commercial imagery is read under the licence you hold.

Imagery sources

Imagery sources
SourceResolutionNotes
Sentinel-2 (Copernicus)10 m~5-day revisit at equator, free; L1C and L2A
Landsat 8 / 930 mMultispectral, long archive
Planet (your licence)VariesTeam and Enterprise
Vantor, formerly Maxar (your licence)VariesTeam and Enterprise

Delivery formats

Delivery formats
FormatUse
Cloud Optimized GeoTIFFRasters, read by range request (OGC standard 1.0)
GeoParquetVector analysis in Databricks, Snowflake, BigQuery
STAC catalogMetadata to find every output asset
GeoJSON / Shapefile / GeoTIFFDesktop GIS and legacy systems

Getting started

  1. 01

    Add your areas

    Draw an AOI or upload a parcel layer in Shapefile, GeoJSON or GeoParquet.

  2. 02

    Pick sources

    Choose Sentinel-2, Landsat or a connected commercial bucket, plus a check frequency.

  3. 03

    Review changes

    Work the alert queue, add notes and decide. Each decision lands in the parcel record.

  4. 04

    Deliver

    Share a map, export files or connect the API and webhooks to your systems.

webhook payload (illustrative)

{
  "event": "alert.created",
  "region": "north-district",
  "parcel": "141-220-08",
  "change_type": "vegetation_loss",
  "area_ha": 2.4,
  "scene": "S2B_MSIL2A_20261028"
}

See which plan fits your area.