🌏 Pilot in Japan, opening for India and global deployment. The methodology relies on Sentinel-2 (global, free) and IPCC AFOLU Tier 2, so it transfers anywhere with public DEM and climate data.

Find your connection to forests

Discover the forest
that flows to your factory.

Free public satellite data, transparent calculations, instant valuation of any forest's
water yield, carbon absorption, and downstream connection — at watershed and stand precision.

Built entirely on free open data —
Sentinel-1/2, Landsat, NASA POWER, IPCC AFOLU Tier 2, HydroBASINS.

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Your forests, visible weekly. Anywhere on Earth.

Satellites observe forests; forest CO2 absorption flows to companies
Satellite → Forest → Company. We build the measurement and trust layer that connects them.
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Satellites pass every few days

Sentinel-2 and Sentinel-1 (European Copernicus) observe every site on Earth 2–3 times per week. The pilot computes real NDVI from free L2A tiles via AWS Open Data — no proprietary feeds.

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Real forests, not synthetic samples

The current Japan pilot maps all 264 forest-management projects registered with the Japan J-Credit programme. For India, the same approach plugs into India Carbon Market projects and FSI inventory.

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Cryptographically tamper-proof reports

Every acquisition, processing, and estimation step is sealed with TPM 2.0 attestation, Merkle hashes, and RFC 3161 timestamps. Reports are independently verifiable by any third party.

Step 1

Tell us about you.

We propose forests that match your context — your watershed, sector, budget, and intent. Open to companies, governments, and individuals.

Reports

Published reports

Auto-generated reports from satellites and public data, organized by region and topic.

3 published
  • 📘 Water yield (Toyama)
  • 📗 Municipal forest score (Shizuoka, 1,102 stands)
  • 📙 Management-effect monitoring (5-year NDVI diff)
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Technology

How it works

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Free public satellite data

Sentinel-2 (optical, 10 m resolution, 2× weekly), Sentinel-1 (SAR, all-weather, 1–2× weekly), and Landsat 8/9. Most points on Earth get at least one usable observation per week.

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National inventories as ground truth

In Japan, 25 years of Forest Ecosystem Survey (15,000 plots on a 4 km grid) and 80%-coverage airborne LiDAR train the estimator. Equivalent reference data (FSI in India, FIA in the US) plugs in the same slot.

3

Cryptographic, tamper-proof records

TPM 2.0 attestation (time of acquisition) + Merkle hash chain (processing pipeline) + RFC 3161 timestamps make every monitoring report independently verifiable.

4

Built for accessibility, not gatekeeping

All inputs are free data; all code is open-source. Small forest cooperatives and local governments can run it. We compete on verifiability × accessibility, not on proprietary precision.

Articles

Explainer articles

Practical guides aligned with public materials (Forestry Agency of Japan, IPCC, TNFD). Aimed at sustainability teams, public-sector officials, and forestry practitioners. Currently in Japanese — English translations coming soon.

India · Semiconductor · NEW

India fabs × water exposure: TNFD / BRSR / CDP playbook — EN

India · Coffee · EUDR

Karnataka coffee: satellite watershed evidence for EUDR / CCTS / TNFD — EN

India · Pilot

India forest valuation pilot: CCTS, Western Ghats & FSI — EN

GX-ETS · 2026

Japan's GX-ETS and forest J-Credits, 2026 edition (the ¥4,300 cap effect) — JP

Water · Guide

Forest water yield: a complete guide to the simplified method — JP

TNFD · Forest

TNFD forest disclosure: a practical guide (LEAP) — JP

J-Credit · Map 2026

All 264 Japan forest J-Credit projects, mapped — JP

Satellite · CO₂

Satellite × forest CO₂: IPCC AFOLU Tier 2 walkthrough — JP

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