Eudicot

The AI that reads the map.

Every decision happens somewhere.

Ask in plain language. Get back living maps.

Geospatial intelligence, without the GIS degree.

What is Eudicot

Eu·di·cot

/ˌyo͞o·ˈdī·kät/ noun

1.
an AI-native geographic information system. It connects your data to a map and lets you create, analyze, and act on it through natural language. You describe the question; Eudicot does the spatial reasoning, the layering, and the analysis, and shows its work.
2.
botany · a flowering plant that sprouts two seed leaves.

What Eudicot does

Ask anything, spatially.

Natural-language queries that turn into real GIS operations: buffers, joins, suitability models, drive-time analysis. No toolbars required.

Eudicot Copilot clipping slope to a watershed with rivers overlaid on the map

Living data, one system of record.

Connect business systems and authoritative sources so every map stays current and trustworthy.

Layer tree showing watershed, rivers, DEM, and clipped rasters in one map project

Analysis that explains itself.

Every answer comes with the layers, methods, and assumptions behind it, so you can verify and refine.

Copilot summary showing slope classification steps, layers, and methods used

Workflows that run themselves.

Turn a repeated question into a scheduled, monitored automation.

Model Builder pipeline chaining slope, clip, reclassify, and contour steps

Choosing where to build

Weigh demographics, travel time, competition, and site suitability in one question.

Vacant candidate lots glowing orange over 7,000 faded MapPLUTO parcels in Lower Manhattan, scored and styled by the copilot in one ask — 87 vacant lots over 7,334 MapPLUTO parcels

Routing & logistics

Optimize fleets and supply chains in real time, with constraints described in words.

Two optimized delivery routes threading the full Manhattan street network, with eight stops and a labeled depot, solved with OR-Tools on real centerline data — Two vehicles, eight stops, solved with OR-Tools on LION centerlines

Tracking what you manage

Pipes, poles, vehicles, vegetation: know where things are and what condition they're in.

An asset registry view: 36,287 street segments classified by posted speed, with the live attribute table open showing names, directions, and lane counts — 36,287 street segments with live attributes

Planning for what's coming

Model growth, climate, and risk scenarios before committing budget.

Land below three meters of elevation flagged in red along both Manhattan waterfronts, derived from the digital elevation model — Land below 3 m of elevation, derived from the DEM

Responding when it matters

See what's happening, where, right now, and direct help to where it's needed most.

A kernel-density heat surface of 650 incident reports with individual reports as white dots and hospitals highlighted in green — Kernel density over 650 live reports, hospitals in green

Don't take our word for it.

This is a live map: 310 Manhattan census tracts, classified by the same engine the app ships. It tours the schemes on its own. Touch anything and it's yours.

Median household income, 5 classes

≥ $115,40566
$99,814 – $115,405119
$79,259 – $99,81442
$53,973 – $79,25943
< $53,97340

Breaks from mapclassify, buffers from GeoPandas, hot spots from esda. The same libraries the app runs on your machine. Nothing here is hand drawn.

EPSG:4326 · move the cursor over the map310 features

The hardest problems are inseparable from where they happen. Eudicot makes that geography answerable.

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