The story
of where.

Every communication starts somewhere. Every memory happened somewhere. Every single day unfolds somewhere. Where isn't a detail in your story — it's the constant everything else is built on.

Currently onboarding teams across Canada.

Canadian-built. Part of the ecri.ai family of tools.

One map. Every kind of story.

EnvironmentFirst NationsDisaster ReliefEnergyAgricultureIndustryConstructionCitiesUtilities

Nine industries. One real map. Coast to coast.

This is a sample story, built the same way yours would be — running on a live OpenLayers map, not an illustration. Scroll, and watch the same map hold nine completely different worlds, all across Canada. The disaster-relief chapter even pulls real earthquakes reported in the last week.

Environment

Where the land is changing.

Track shifting coastlines, wildfire scars, and watersheds as they happen, not after.

First Nations

Where the story was already being told.

Territory, treaty, and testimony, held on one map instead of scattered across files.

Disaster Relief

Where help needs to go next.

Turn scattered field reports into one live picture of who needs what, and where.

Energy

Where power starts, and where it is needed.

From dam to substation to the community it reaches.

Agriculture

Where the next harvest is decided.

Soil, water, and weather, mapped down to the field.

Industry

Where raw material becomes product.

Supply chains, facilities, and freight, on one map from start to finish.

Construction

Where the plan meets the ground.

Sitework, permitting, and progress, tracked block by block.

Cities

Where a million small decisions add up.

Zoning, transit, and growth, seen the way residents actually live it.

Utilities

Where the grid actually touches ground.

Every line, pole, and outage, mapped against the people it serves.

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Powerful mapping tools already exist. Most assume you already are the GIS department.

Geo-Story starts from the story, not the shapefile.

One

Built for scroll, not software

No plugins, no desktop install, no week of onboarding. If you can write and scroll, you can build a map story.

Two

Every layer is a chapter

Your data and your narrative live on the same timeline — not a map in one tab and a slide deck explaining it in another.

Three

Yours from the first map

Start from a blank map or bring what you already have. Nothing about seeing your first story live requires a sales call.

Let's start telling where your story begins.

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