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A hand-drawn aerial watercolour of farmland along a country road that thins out to paper, with pothole reports marked along its main road, a comment thread and a crew on the way.
A hand-drawn aerial watercolour of an industrial waterfront that thins out to paper, with a question in the Felt AI input and three warehouses marked as its answer.
Ink-and-watercolour drawing of a lineworker photographing a wooden utility pole on their phone, with a Felt point on the pole and its record in a popup.
A hand-drawn aerial watercolour of farmland along a winding river, with a solar project’s area outlined, the floodplain, woodland and setbacks hatched out of it, and rows of solar arrays fitted into the fields that are left.
Ink-and-watercolour drawing of a farmer checking a field on a phone, with a Felt point in the crop rows and the field’s record in a popup above it.
A hand-drawn aerial watercolour of a small town that thins out to paper, with Felt map points along its main street, a water-main popup and a legend.
A hand-drawn aerial watercolour of a small city, with three candidate retail sites marked, competitors around them, a five-minute drive-time area reaching out along the highways from the leading site and its record in a popup.
AI-native GIS

The spatial infrastructure your business runs on

From the field to the office, your team communicates on the same map in real time.Ask Felt AI a question in plain language and get the answer as a map.Every asset your crews touch, logged on the map with the photos to prove it.Layer and analyze data to find the best location for your project.The full picture of any site, from aerial imagery to live readings, wherever you’re standing.Every pipe, pole and parcel your operation runs on, on one live map.Rank every candidate site by who’s within a five-minute drive.

Running on Felt

See your whole operation on one map

Your asset records are in one system, your GIS data in another, and field reports in a third. Felt puts them on one map, so you can see what’s happening without switching between tools.

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Live data, from wherever it lives

Connect a database once and every map built on it stays current. Don’t run one? A Felt Server stores your raster and vector data for you, with permissions and live editing built in.

Amazon S3
BigQuery
Databricks
ESRI
Google Cloud
Microsoft Azure
MS SQL
Postgres
Snowflake
STAC
WFS
WMTS

GIS expertise, a prompt away.

Anyone on your team can ask which lines cross high fire hazard ground. Felt AI finds the hazard data, runs the analysis, and answers on the map, so crews know where to start.Anyone on your team can ask which sites sit in the 100-year floodplain. Felt AI finds FEMA’s flood zones, joins them to your locations, and answers on a map you can act on.Anyone on your team can ask which crew to send. Felt AI finds your crews, routes each one on the roads, and answers on the map. The closest isn’t always the quickest.

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Felt AI examples
A watercolour of the Ojai Valley, California, from above: the town on the valley floor, orchards to the east, and chaparral foothills to the north, with power lines drawn over it and the stretches crossing a very high fire hazard zone in orange
Vegetation Management

Which of our lines run through very high fire hazard zones?

Found 1 layer · CAL FIRE Fire Hazard Severity Zones

Intersected 3 lines, 6.8 mi, with Very High zones

Cut 2 stretches in the zone · 18 poles

Lines in Very High Zones is live.

Clear the north canyon first. It holds 11 of the 18 poles in Very High zones. In all, 1.7 of your 6.8 miles of line cross them.

A watercolour of downtown Cedar Rapids, Iowa, from above: the Cedar River through the street grid, its islands, Cedar Lake and the loop below downtown, with the 1% annual-chance flood zone shaded over its low banks and four of thirteen sites inside it marked
Site flood exposure

Which of our sites are in the 100-year floodplain?

Found 1 layer · FEMA National Flood Hazard Layer

Kept the 1% annual-chance zones · A, AE

Joined 13 sites to flood zones

Sites in the 100-year floodplain is live.

4 of your 13 sites are in it. All four are in zone AE on the river’s low banks, from Time Check to Czech Village.

A watercolour of the Ashokan Reservoir’s east basin in the Catskills, New York, from above: Route 28 along the north shore and round the east end, Route 28A along the south shore, forested hills all round
Outage response

A line’s down on Route 28 by the reservoir. Who should we send?

Added crew locations · 4 points

Routed 4 crews on OpenStreetMap roads

Ranked 4 crews by drive time

Fastest crew route is live.

Send Crew 2, 3 minutes out on Route 28. Crew 1 is closer as the crow flies, 2.3 km, but it’s across the reservoir: 9 minutes by road.

Gain GIS superpowers

Spatial transformations, styled with Felt’s cartographic defaults

Raster analysis, SQL, and spatial analysis used to take specialized desktop software and an afternoon. With Felt, they take a few clicks or an AI prompt, all in the browser.

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  • 01

    Geocoding

    Drop in a spreadsheet of up to 10,000 addresses. Felt puts every one on the map.

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    Ready-made data

    Census, boundaries, flood risk, and infrastructure layers, ready to add to any map.

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    Drive-time areas

    Ask Felt AI who lives within a 20-minute drive of any site.

  • 04

    H3 hexagons

    Turn millions of points into clear hotspots of demand, activity, or risk.

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    Spatial analysis

    Buffer, clip, intersect, and count points in polygons, with no code.

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    Print layouts

    Client-ready pages with your logo, legend, scale bar, and north arrow.

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    GIS exports

    Take your data back out as GeoPackage, Shapefile, GeoJSON, or CSV.

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    Real-time collaboration

    Edit the same map together and see each other’s changes as they happen.

Close the loop between the field and the office

Send crews out with the maps and forms they need, even offline. Felt’s iOS and Android app puts every inspection, photo and note they record back on the shared map, so the office can act on it the same day.

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Build your business logic into Felt

Felt makes it easy to build custom apps and workflows. Skip standing up tile servers or writing rendering code, and focus on what’s specific to your work. Embed maps with the JavaScript SDK, automate from Python or the REST API, and respond to changes with webhooks.

App Development →

A hand-drawn exploded view of an app: the developer’s interface on top, a Felt map beneath it, and map tiles and servers at the bottom.

Share maps with clients, teams, and the public

Send a link, or embed a live map on your website. Clients and colleagues view and comment without a seat, and nobody needs GIS training to explore the map.

Web GIS →

A hand-drawn watercolour of one park plan used three ways: a planner on the riverside site checking the field app, a planner with the plan on a monitor, and residents adding sticky notes to the printed plan at a community session.

You own your data, and it stays secure

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SOC 2 Type 2 and GDPR

Felt is SOC 2 Type 2 and GDPR compliant, with data encrypted in transit and at rest. The SOC 2 report is available on request.

How Felt protects your data →

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Hosting in your region

Host your workspace in the US, EU, UK, Canada, or Australia, or run Felt in your own AWS account on the Enterprise plan.

Hosting options →

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Access you control

Choose who can view, comment on, or edit each project, map, and data source, and enforce SSO on the Enterprise plan.

Permissions and SSO →

Common questions

01Can Felt replace ArcGIS?

Yes. Teams run their maps, analysis, dashboards, and field data collection on Felt with no Esri license. If you use ArcGIS today, Felt connects to your services and files, so you can move over all at once or one team at a time. See how Felt compares with ArcGIS.

02Does Felt come with data, or do I bring my own?

Both. The Global Library has ready-to-use layers, from boundaries and demographics to flood risk, roads, and buildings, and you add your own files, databases, and live links on top.

03What data can I bring?

Almost any spatial file, including Shapefiles, GeoJSON, GeoPackages, KML, File Geodatabases, and GeoTIFFs, up to 100 GB each. Upload a spreadsheet of addresses and Felt geocodes it, or connect a database or a Google Sheet that stays up to date.

04Can I share maps outside my team?

Yes. Send a link that opens without a login, invite clients to view and comment for free, or embed a map on your website.

05Is Felt secure enough for sensitive data?

Felt is SOC 2 Type 2 and GDPR compliant, and new maps are private until you share them. Enterprise adds SSO and regional hosting. See the security page.

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Bring your data, see it on the map

Connect a database or drop in a file and see your data live on a map in minutes.