Maps and automation.
Spatial Machines
A multi-agent GIS consulting firm that runs on your laptop. Nine specialist agents, 134 pages of encoded methodology, 155 production scripts. You type a spatial question; they hand back styled maps, an interactive web map, an HTML report, and a QGIS project. Open source, Apache-2.0.
More projects land here as they happen.
I'm a cartographer. I make maps, and I think it matters that spatial information gets made and shared in ways the people affected by it can actually inspect.
I like cats. I need to spend more time outside.
You already know why. It's the thing people say to someone who spends too much time at a computer. I'm a cartographer who writes code about cartography; I am that person. Also the domain was available.
I want to make my life easier by automating the things I do and owning them end to end. Every project here starts from that idea. The tools should work for the person using them. The data should belong to whoever collected it. The output should survive the platform that produced it.
If that means shipping open source when a SaaS would pay better, fine. The point is the work, not the wrapper around it.
If you've built something with one of these projects, found a bug, or want to say hello, the form below sends to me directly.
Or email contact@touchgrass.design directly.