A map shows where things are. GEO shows whether they're available.
GEO turns location data into decisions people can trust — separating what is merely mapped from what is confirmed working, and saying how sure it is. One engine, built once, serving every sector where availability matters.
A pin on a map is a promise nobody checked.
An ATM can be on the map and out of cash. A charger can be mapped and out of service. Directories answer where — not whether.
What was true this morning isn't true this afternoon. Without a live link to the operator, every listing quietly ages.
Banks, utilities and regulators each collect, reconcile and publish the same kind of information — separately, and at their own cost.
Every location carries what we know — and how we know it.
Worldwide coverage from open map data and public sources, refreshed on a schedule. Useful for where — never presented as live.
Institutions publish status through a secure, keyed data feed. Each return is validated, attributed and timestamped.
Status is shown live only when it comes from a reliable operational source and is recent enough to act on.
Each place is scored on what's known — quality, completeness, redundancy, distance — so people choose the best option, not just the nearest pin.
The rule: no guesswork disguised as certainty. Where status can't be confirmed, GEO says so.
One engine. Two sectors live today.
Each vertical applies the same trust model to a different kind of infrastructure — with its own app, its own data and its own institutions.
Helps people find the best place to withdraw cash — and gives banks, associations and central banks a current national picture of cash access. First live in Jamaica.
Explore GeoATMGeoEVHelps drivers find the best place to charge for their plug — and gives operators, utilities and regulators a national view of charging coverage and gaps. Worldwide.
Explore GeoEVAnywhere people need to know a service is there and working, the same engine applies: a new data source and a new scoring profile — not a new platform.
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Each vertical deploys, stores and publishes on its own. They share the engine — never each other's data.
Keys stored only as hashes; returns kept in encrypted storage; sessions end when a key is rotated.
No account needed to use the apps. Location is used for nearby searches only when a person chooses to share it.
One model. The same questions, every sector.
A consolidated national view of infrastructure: what's located, what's reported working, where coverage is thin and how resilient the network is.
Publish verified status once, reach people deciding where to go, and keep locations, hours and capability accurate.
A shared picture across members — less duplicated collection and reconciliation, consistent public information.
Evidence on where people look for a service and where it's missing, to plan new capacity where it's needed.