SpectraWorks places satellite spectral measurements on a common, traceable scale, with the uncertainty quantified and the full evidence chain recorded. For compliance teams, that means deforestation and land-use findings backed by stated methods, named sources, and a sealed audit trail, not a black-box number. Below is what we are building, ordered by what is closest to delivery.
These are in active build now. If your problem is one of these, this is the right time to start a technical conversation. We are taking pilot discussions ahead of launch.
Prove a supplier's plots did not deforest after the EUDR cut-off date. You provide the plot boundaries; you receive a regulator-readable report per supplier stating the satellite source, the method, the confidence, and a hash-sealed evidence chain an auditor can verify independently. Built for organisations doing their own EUDR due diligence rather than paying enterprise platform rates.
The verification above, run on a schedule, with change alerts and an audit-ready record refreshed at an agreed cadence. For teams who need a defensible ongoing position, not a one-off snapshot.
For platforms that already serve EO-derived compliance products to their own customers and need the calibration and provenance layer underneath to be defensible. You own the customer and the domain; we provide the spectral integrity, delivered as an authenticated API.
For payload and instrument teams who need a spectrometer characterised against traceable references before flight, delivered so post-launch data can be cross-compared against a wider network.
The same calibration work supports problems we are building toward but not yet delivering. If your question is in one of these areas, the underlying capability applies. Start a conversation and we will tell you honestly where it stands.
Independent spectral evidence for carbon project baselines.
Mineral identification from spectral data over a target area.
Historical multi-sensor archives placed on a modern calibrated scale.
These are the areas we are actively building. The calibration work underneath them applies more broadly. If your measurement problem isn't on this list, start a technical conversation.