Move from first coordinate to decision-ready brief with imagery, sourced evidence, and live teamwork in one browser workspace.
Testing software. Do not upload sensitive material yet.
No installation. Role-secured workspaces. Private evidence media.
Location, imagery, provenance, and discussion belong in the same working surface.
Drag to compare the scattered workflow with one ARGUS workspace.
ARGUS keeps every finding attached to its place, source, confidence, imagery, provenance, and team discussion.
01 / Orient
Search coordinates, inspect acquisition context, draw an area of interest, and keep the project map as the shared analytical surface.
02 / Build evidence
Every marker and area becomes an evidence card with notes, source links, confidence, creator history, attached imagery, and live comments.
03 / Work live
See who is present, follow shared cursors, ping a location, and discuss evidence without moving the investigation into chat.
04 / Publish
Turn the project into a structured, printable brief with evidence, confidence, sources, imagery layers, and contributors.
Search by name or description, group workspaces into private folders, drag to reorganize, and see when each investigation was last opened.
ARGUS records the creator and latest editor on evidence while keeping source URLs, confidence, comments, and imagery attached to the same finding.
Share project layer definitions, adjust visibility and opacity locally, and preserve imagery attribution in the investigation and exported brief.
Build temporal analyses from imagery captured on different dates and review locations side by side without separating the comparison from its evidence record.
Move between an OpenMap street reference and Esri World Imagery, connect Planet, or bring authorized Maxar and compatible Copernicus services into the workspace. Control visibility and opacity, then inspect source and acquisition context without leaving the map.
ARGUS enforces workspace boundaries in the data layer, not only in the buttons people can see.
Owner, editor, and viewer permissions are enforced with database row-level security.
Evidence images are retrieved with expiring signed URLs rather than permanent public links.
Commercial-imagery credentials are encrypted server-side and scoped to the individual analyst.
ARGUS blocks map capture while licensed commercial imagery is visible.
Early-access software is not yet approved for sensitive or classified information.
Geolocate events, compare candidate locations, and preserve a sourced evidence trail.
Organize recurring facility, route, and incident investigations for repeated review.
Coordinate imagery-led analysis across distributed teams and turn it into a brief.
Yes. ARGUS is free during early public testing while workflows, limits, and future plans are validated with users.
ARGUS includes Esri World Imagery as a reference basemap. You can connect Copernicus Data Space, an eligible Planet Insights trial, Planet Basemaps, and Vantor / Maxar, or add a compatible custom XYZ tile layer. Coverage and available products depend on your provider account or organization. See the imagery support guide for current details.
Imagery connections belong to your ARGUS account and can be reused across workspaces where your role allows imagery. Copernicus Data Space and Planet Insights use OAuth client credentials; Planet Basemaps and Vantor / Maxar use API keys. Collaborators can see imagery layers you add to a shared workspace, but they cannot view or copy your credentials. Follow the imagery support guide for setup steps.
No. ARGUS is still testing and should not be used for sensitive, classified, or personally identifying material.
Use the founder contact below. Product feedback from active investigations is especially useful during this phase.
Create a workspace in the browser. No installation or desktop GIS setup required.
Free during testing · Do not upload sensitive material
