Live site preview
Indicative preview/demo
Click the map, soil class to recharge
An instant estimate from published data and a v1 rule base. Not an assessment, and not for design or permit submission.
Open live site previewPlatform
The same engines that compile an assessment also run as free, in-browser previews. Each one carries its rung on the honesty ladder, so you always know whether you are looking at an instant estimate or a traceable draft, and no tool pretends to be more than it is.
Run one yourself
An indicative preview is an instant estimate from published data and a v1 rule base. It is not an assessment, and it is not for design or permit submission. A draft assessment goes further, every statement traces to a lab result or a cited standard, but no specialist has certified it yet.
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Click the map, soil class to recharge
An instant estimate from published data and a v1 rule base. Not an assessment, and not for design or permit submission.
Open live site preview/report
Lab file to draft report
An instant estimate from published data and a v1 rule base. Not an assessment, and not for design or permit submission.
Open soil assessment/fah
Source attribution and asset risk
An instant estimate from published data and a v1 rule base. Not an assessment, and not for design or permit submission.
Open integrated assessment/inputs
Borehole logs to parameter ranges
An instant estimate from published data and a v1 rule base. Not an assessment, and not for design or permit submission.
Open layer inputs/graph
How a lab number becomes an answer
An instant estimate from published data and a v1 rule base. Not an assessment, and not for design or permit submission.
Open knowledge graph/workspace
Projects, claims and review
Every statement traces to a lab result or a cited standard. No specialist has certified it yet.
Invite-only. The evidence workspace runs behind a feature flag; ask us for access.
What to expect
The live site preview runs on a service that sleeps when nobody is using it. The first request after a quiet period spends around fifty seconds waking it; every request after that is instant. This is expected behaviour, not an error, it is simply the cost of not keeping an idle engine running.
First request after a quiet period may take up to ~50 seconds while the engine wakes, then it's instant.
When a preview is not enough
When you need a deliverable a regulator or a counterparty will read, the previews give way to a full assessment, compiled against the prescribed schedule, reviewed claim by claim and signed by the named specialist responsible.