Ageospatial (YC F26) - mapping every property, infrastructure and land on Earth

insurers cover buildings, land and infrastructure they've never seen

97% of commercial properties are never inspected. it's too slow and too expensive to send someone

so insurers rely on what they're told: forms filled in by owners and brokers, and half the time, at least one key information is wrong

wrong info means wrong prices, fraud, and billions of $$$ lost. insured disaster losses passed $100B in 2025. in the US alone, insurers lose $36B a year to underpriced policies

give us a list of addresses, type one in, or click anywhere on the map

our AI reads satellite images, street-view, maps, public records, internal and live data

for each asset it tells you: what it really is, what hazards surround it, what changed, and whether it's worth inspecting

every asset gets a record that updates over time, and those records make the AI better at finding other risky ones

we set it up inside the insurer's systems with our own engineers, so they get outcomes without hiring anyone

I grew up in social housing, and maps were my way to represent and create a different reality. I've been making maps since I was 6.

this became my superpower, ‘a spatial memory’: I spot patterns in physical space extremely fast, and I can draw the world map from memory very accurately

top 100 globally on GeoGuessr (you're dropped somewhere on Google Street View and have to guess where you are)

as a teen I modded games (milsim, minecraft, grand strategy) with location data and made money from the mods

started Geomatics Engineering (CS + Geography) at 17

hired at 19 to support decisions during wars and disasters using satellite imagery, on some of the largest crises of our time

lived in a container at -22°F in the Arctic, using drone imagery to test whether food can grow in the polar region

freelanced for large clients in insurance, energy and government

you insure, own or operate physical assets: we'll run a simulated version of your portfolio in a live demo

you know someone who does: an intro would be appreciated!