Put an agent in production and you'll watch it answer, with full confidence, about a place it knows nothing real about. Did this address flood. Did this farm get rain. It reaches for a bigger model; we think the gap is memory.
So we built the memory: one signed record of Earth, starting wherever a sensor already sits.
Watch the world, remember it as a signed record, let anyone prove it.
Wherever a sensor already lives — satellites, drones, vehicle cameras, robots, fixed cameras — the world gets read right where it happens.
Every observation becomes a small, signed record, pinned to a patch of Earth about ten metres across — so any agent can find it again, and trust it.
Each fact carries proof of where it came from. An agent that quotes it hands you a receipt you can re-check yourself, offline.
Real, signed readings from emem. The same query everywhere; the value just tells you what's on the ground.
The same question, anywhere on Earth. Pick a place, then pull a fresh signed reading straight from emem — in your browser — and watch it verify.
These are real, signed readings. Hit Pull it live to fetch a fresh one from emem and watch it verify, right here.
A checkable fact earns its keep exactly where a confident guess costs the most.
Pay or deny on a signed flood and rainfall record, with the receipt attached to the claim, instead of a model that only sounds confident.
Flood, heat and land change for one parcel, each line traceable to a dated observation an underwriter can stand behind.
Check a parcel against the forest record for an EUDR file, and hand an auditor a receipt rather than an assurance.
Signed change detection over sites and corridors, inside a private tenancy your agents read and outsiders never touch.
Read the public layer, write your private one, cite both in a single answer.
The open Earth memory protocol.
A public, signed layer of Earth memory any agent can read without an API contract. Run it yourself; the receipts still check out.
Earth memory that's yours, on your data.
For teams whose AI has to be right about specific places — pipelines, airports, ports, borders, fleets. The same protocol, fed by your own sensors, in a tenancy only your agents can read.
The protocol is meant to be built on. eudr.dev and propcheck.dev are the first applications; partner organisations are shaping their own.
Was this plot recently cleared? The EUDR answer, from open forest-change records, with a receipt.
Flood, heat, and land-change history for any address, pulled from the open Earth memory.
Insurance, supply chains, defense, urban planning. If your organisation needs a verifiable memory of Earth, ship on the same protocol.
One trustworthy memory of Earth, for the agents the world is about to depend on.
We build it in the open, and ship only what we can sign.
The papers and models behind the protocol are public, and checkable the same way a fact is.
