A private briefing, on your own ground.
Everything on this site is built from open data, on places we chose. A briefing is built on yours: your valley, your site, your network, for the meeting where it has to work, and seen only by the people you invite.
Terrain lines: an unnamed valley in British Columbia, from NRCan MRDEM-30. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence - Canada.
How a briefing works
Tell us where and why
The place, the project and the meeting it has to serve. A few lines are enough.
We build it on your ground
The same live 3D you see on this site, on your place, from official open data and anything you choose to share with us.
We take it into the room
We join your meeting, in person or on screen, and walk the people who decide through it.
Private by design
A briefing is made for one room. It is not a page on this site, and it never becomes one.
- Access
- A private link with a password, for the people you name. Never listed, never indexed.
- Time
- Open for as long as you need it, then taken down.
- Your data
- Used only for your briefing. Nothing about your land, your people or your project is published without your approval.
- First Nations
- We follow the First Nations principles of OCAP®: the community's ownership, control, access and possession of its own information.
OCAP® is a registered trademark of the First Nations Information Governance Centre (FNIGC).
Request a briefing
We read every request ourselves and reply in writing: how we would build it, what we would need from you, and when it could be ready.