01 — Curation
Ingest, Review, Approve.
Multiple journalists add and vet geographic reports. AI scores quality, checks source adherence, and flags issues.
The journalist's map desk May 11, 2026
Geozette helps journalists and newsrooms turn verified geographic reporting into interactive, source-backed visuals that readers comprehend and AI can trace.
“It makes the scale immediately understandable.”
Multiple journalists add and vet geographic reports. AI scores quality, checks source adherence, and flags issues.
Write the narrative. One click turns it into an interactive map story, ready to publish.
Every claim links to evidence, so readers can verify it in seconds while AI monitors source credibility, tracks changes, and flags anything that could affect the story's trustworthiness.
GIS platforms are built for one-off projects. They break when a team needs to collaboratively maintain a living dataset over months with versioning, review, and deduplication.
Presentation layers built on GIS tools are designed for professionals, not for readers who need to see a story, drill into the data, and trust what they're looking at.
From data curation to quality scoring to source provenance, every layer is designed for AI, with humans in the loop and outputs you can verify. Retrofitting AI onto legacy workflows is a dead end.
Geozette generalizes workflows proven to work in independent reporting, solving the problems those projects exposed, for any investigative team.
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