Ask a place
what changed.
Upload satellite imagery and ask plain-language questions. Locamage turns pixels into answers people can use.
Questions it can answer.
Ask a satellite image about damage, growth, risk, or change.
What was damaged?
Find damaged buildings, blocked roads, and hard-hit areas after a flood, storm, or wildfire.
Are crops healthy?
Spot field stress, irrigation problems, and uneven growth before sending people into the field.
Where is the city growing?
Map new buildings, road expansion, and land-use changes across fast-moving urban areas.
What is changing over time?
Track deforestation, erosion, water movement, wildfire exposure, and other visible shifts.
Where are the features?
Search across an area for solar panels, roads, water bodies, bare ground, or other visible patterns.
What changed between dates?
Compare two images to find new construction, land shifts, storm damage, and recovery progress.
Every satellite image has a question inside it.
Ask it in plain language.
Why this is possible now.
Earth AI is getting useful because it no longer treats each image as a one-off snapshot. The strongest systems combine sources, compare time, and turn pixels into a clear next step.
More than one sensor.
Useful answers can draw from optical imagery, radar, elevation, climate context, maps, and other Earth data.
Time is part of the image.
The question is often what appeared, disappeared, expanded, dried out, flooded, or burned between dates.
The output should be usable.
Teams need to know where to look, what changed, and what to do next, not just receive another model layer.
Try a public demo.
Image-location demo
Upload a street-level image and Locamage estimates where it was taken. This demo is smaller than the satellite workflow, but it shows the same visual reasoning.
Request private beta access.
Tell us what imagery you work with and what questions you need answered. We will reply with the right setup for your use case.