
Place
Putting every listing, venue and event where it actually is, not where a form says it is.
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Knowing where things are, and why it matters.
The same question means something different on a different street. Spatial intelligence is our work on giving software a sense of place: where something is, what surrounds it, and how that should change what a system says or does.

Putting every listing, venue and event where it actually is, not where a form says it is.

What is nearby — transit, shops, noise, people — and what that means for the question being asked.

How people really get from one place to another, and how long it takes them.

Every listing, venue or event is put where it really is, and the written address is kept alongside the pin.

What is nearby is gathered for the question at hand: a walk to the station, a street that is loud at night, a shop at the corner.

Location and surroundings travel on to scores and agents, so their answers change when the street does.
A written address and a point on a map are two claims about a place. When they disagree, the gap is information.
What surrounds a home matters as much as where it is.
If the place is wrong, everything built on top of it inherits the error.
StayOnMap is where our spatial work is used first: every home, where it really is.
