Geozette is an authoring platform for journalists who need to curate living geographic datasets and publish them as interactive map stories — with every record AI-vetted, every narrative source-verified, every claim traceable from headline to primary source.
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Bring in geographic datasets, review them together, and approve what holds up. AI helps score quality, flag issues, and keep every record tied to its source.
Turn vetted data into intuitive map stories journalists can publish without a dev team. Layers, timelines, and cards stay clear, visual, and grounded in approved source-backed records.
Every published claim can lead back to the underlying record and primary source. That makes stories easier to trust, easier to audit, and easier to correct.
GIS platforms are built for one-off projects. They break when a team needs to collaboratively maintain a living dataset over months with trusted versioning, review, and deduplication.
Presentation layers built on GIS tools are designed for professionals, not for everyday readers who need to see a story, drill into the data, and trust what they're looking at.
Data curation, quality scoring, source provenance, and presentation must be designed for AI from the ground up. Retrofitting AI onto legacy GIS workflows is a dead end.
Geozette generalizes workflows proven to work in independent reporting — solving the recurring problems those projects exposed, for any investigative team.
Geozette is in private beta. We're onboarding a small number of investigative journalists and newsrooms. Join the waitlist to be first in line.
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