Radio + voice
Land mobile, aviation, and team comms.
TerraSatch platform & resources
Explore the platform, source-linked product examples, integration dependencies, and documentation. Existing demonstrations are illustrative; availability requires the appropriate access and configuration.
Explore a workflow with Satchy →Connected field intelligence
Connect the field. See the whole picture.
TerraSatch brings radio, maps, weather, sensors, and existing tools together. Satchy turns those signals into shared context your team can search, review, and act on.
01 · Sources
Use what the field already uses
Capture approved field communication and environmental data without asking crews to abandon the tools they already carry.
Weather + terrain
Forecasts, maps, location, and environment.
Sensors + APIs
Operational feeds and existing software.
Cellular + satellite
Extend to remote and austere locations.
02 · Satchy
Turn connection into intelligence
Satchy normalizes fragmented signals into shared operational context that your team can search, review, and act from.
01
Ingest
Keep source, time, location, and permissions attached.
02
Understand
Normalize signals into shared operational context.
03
Coordinate
Connect related events, people, places, and workflows.
04
Review
Keep outputs traceable and human-approved.
03 · Outcomes
Give the team one place to work from
Turn field data into actionable outputs that flow to your existing tools, teams, and decision-makers.
Maps & layers
Enriched maps and situation layers.
Tasks & handoffs
Assignments, follow-up, and team coordination.
Reports & exports
Shareable reports, summaries, and data exports.
Connected workflows
Send to your existing tools and systems.
Integrations
Connect with your stack
TerraSatch adapts to your organization. Connect approved data and workflows to the tools you already use.
onX
Backcountry
CalTopo
Gaia GPS
Esri ArcGIS
Mapbox
Google Drive
Microsoft 365
Slack
Snowflake
Custom connectors
Scoped by deployment
Connector availability varies by provider API, permissions, deployment scope, and customer configuration.
Listen · radio as a connected source
See the signal take shape.
TerraListen is one entry point into Satchy. It preserves approved radio and voice communication, keeps the source attached, then connects that record to the rest of the operational picture.
01
Listen
Capture authorized radio and voice input without changing how crews already communicate.
02
Understand
Create searchable text with source, time, location, and field context preserved.
03
Connect
Join the record to maps, weather, terrain, timelines, and the appropriate team workflow.
04
Review
Prepare a shared handoff, task, timeline, or report while keeping the original source available.
Example operational record
One call, mapped and reviewable.
A radio report can remain connected to its transcript, extracted observation, location, surrounding data, timeline, and human review instead of disappearing after the call ends.
TerraListen + AvyTS · Vail Pass
One field report, connected.
The original radio report remains available while the structured observation, terrain context, and review handoff stay linked to it. Illustrative product preview.
Watch · terrain context
See the terrain around the call.
A field report becomes more useful when the team can see where it happened and what surrounds it. AvyTS connects the report to terrain, weather, forecast zones, and nearby evidence for review.
AvyTS · Regional terrain
Local evidence in regional context.
Reviewers can keep mapped observations, terrain context, provider geometry, and the selected forecast region visible in one operating picture. Illustrative product preview.
From local evidence to regional awareness.
The goal is not automated judgment. It is to give the responsible operator better evidence, clearer context, and an easier handoff.
View operational examples01
Survey the area
Use terrain, elevation, aspect, slope, imagery, and repeatable cell context for the place crews are discussing.
02
Keep field evidence attached
Snowpits, patrol notes, radio observations, and uncertainty remain connected to the location where they were collected.
03
Compare the bigger picture
Weather, forecast zones, wind loading, and published observations help reviewers understand what surrounds the local report.
04
Keep humans in command
TerraListen and AvyTS can prepare a traceable record, briefing, or follow-up queue. A qualified reviewer remains responsible for guidance and action.
Learn · operational memory
Keep what the field already learned.
Satchy keeps communication, observations, terrain, weather, documents, and connected operational data linked so useful context does not disappear when the moment, shift, or system changes.
Communication + observations
Keep authorized calls, voice, field notes, and structured observations connected to their source and location.
Terrain + connected data
Join terrain cells, weather, approved documents, sensor context, and shift records without flattening them into one opaque answer.
Durable memory
Build a searchable operational history crews can review across a shift, incident, site, or recurring workflow.
Operational memory · Salt Lake
The record stays attached to place.
A selected observation remains connected to its location, terrain details, source, and surrounding context. This is an illustrative integration preview.
Adapt · reviewed outputs
Turn context into something the team can use.
Prepare reviewable briefings, handoffs, reports, and follow-up actions while keeping the responsible operator in control.
Adapt · Wildfire operations
The same field loop, beyond avalanche work.
Incident context, approved communication, weather, and local cells can be assembled into one reviewable operating picture before a team publishes or acts. Demo data is illustrative.
Briefings
Turn reviewed observations into concise shift or incident briefings with the source record still available underneath.
Alerts + handoffs
Prepare reviewable alerts, handoffs, and follow-up queues for the right team without bypassing human approval.
Approved action
Support reports and operational outputs while keeping qualified operators responsible for what is published or acted on.
Teams · field operations
Built around the systems field teams already use.
TerraSatch is being shaped around teams that already depend on communication systems, terrain awareness, field observations, connected data, and human judgment. The goal is to connect that infrastructure, not make crews relearn the field.
Satchy · TerraSatch AI agent
Built for real field crews
Ski patrol
Incidents, avalanche observations, handoffs, and daily mountain coordination.
Search & rescue
Locations, team updates, and a reviewable incident record under pressure.
Utilities
Remote crews, asset updates, dispatch, and time-sensitive field records.
Public lands
Ranger coordination across departments, terrain, and large operating areas.
Does this look relevant to your operation?
Evaluate one real workflow with your team. No software account or production commitment is required.
Current connection surface
Connected to the tools around the field.
TerraSatch now exposes 20 supported third-party provider pathways plus TerraSatch Edge and Mapbox as managed providers. Availability still depends on the credentials, provider access, and administrator configuration for each organization.
Native field inputs
One ingest path
Radio through TerraSatch Edge, signed-in mobile observations, and approved Garmin inReach messages all feed the same canonical field record pipeline.
TerraSatch Edge / radio
TerraSatch Mobile
Garmin inReach · partner access
Managed by TerraSatch
Core providers
These are part of the TerraSatch-managed platform surface rather than customer OAuth or service-account setup.
TerraSatch EdgeMapbox
Provider access
What is next
Garmin inReach Portal Connect is implemented but partner-gated. Outdoor mapping providers remain visible without pretending unsupported public connections exist.
Partner required: Garmin inReach Portal Connect
Coming soon: onX Backcountry, Gaia GPS, AllTrails
Workflows & communications
Google Drive
Google Calendar
Microsoft 365
Outlook Calendar
Slack
Microsoft Teams
Jira
Confluence
Email
Webhook
Maps, data & storage
Esri ArcGIS
ArcGIS Enterprise (Public)
GeoJSON / REST
OGC API Features
STAC API
National Weather Service
Snowflake
CalTopo
Cloudflare R2
Amazon S3
“Supported” means TerraSatch has an implemented provider path. It does not mean every provider is already connected inside every customer workspace; OAuth apps, service credentials, webhook destinations, and provider approvals still have to be configured where required.
TerraListen now. TerraSatch over time.
The radio agent is the front door. The terrain platform remains the long view.
Now
TerraListen
AI radio agent + human-authorized routing
Next
Operational outputs
Documents, workflows, and field integrations
Expand
Terrain modules
TerraGrid + AvyTS, PyroTS, HydroTS, GeoTS, InfraTS
Future
Field intelligence
SherpAI, AR views, and partner APIs
A direct conversation
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Current publication · August 2026
TerraSatch + Satchy whitepaper.
The current 31-page TerraSatch whitepaper explains the platform, Satchy agent, TerraListen workflow, Listen · Watch · Learn · Adapt operating loop, terrain modules, architecture, and human-review model.
TerraSatch + Satchy Whitepaper
Current platform architecture, Satchy field-intelligence workflow, TerraListen, domain modules, operational memory, integrations, and human-review boundaries.
v2.0 · August 30, 2026 · 31-page PDF