Acre Atlas builds construction and land intelligence software designed for speed and reliability. From the parcel you're evaluating to the project you're delivering — better data, fewer weeks of waiting, decisions you can defend.
Most major industries have grown more productive over the last decade. Construction, real estate, and land development — the industries that physically shape where and how we live — have barely moved. Decisions still get made on PDFs, spreadsheet exports, and consultant reports that take weeks to produce and can't be compared to each other.
Acre Atlas is built on a simple thesis: the bottleneck isn't a shortage of data. It's the absence of structured, open, decision-ready intelligence. We build the tools that close that gap.
Independent platforms, built on the same conviction: your data should be yours, your decisions should be fast, and the tools you rely on shouldn't lock you in.
Climate risk, regulatory exposure, infrastructure feasibility, public sentiment, and ownership history — synthesized across 180+ data points and 300+ global sources. Built for developers, underwriters, planners, and investors comparing dozens or hundreds of sites at a time.
Explore GeoSight → Construction Project IntelligenceA project management suite built on OCIS, an open file format for construction data. Track productivity, forecast cost, and run AI-powered analytics on data you control — not on a vendor's closed platform.
Explore O6 →OCIS — the Open Construction Information Schema — is an open file format designed specifically for construction project data: schedules, costs, contracts, change orders, RFIs, and the documents tied to them. The .ocis file is a self-contained, version-controllable, human-readable container that doesn't depend on a database server, a cloud account, or a license to be opened.
It's free, it's open, and it's the foundation O6 is built on. We believe firms should own their project data, run their own analytics on it, and never be held hostage to a platform.
Read about OCIS →We're working with a small group of pilot partners to shape both products. If you're underwriting land, building a project, or evaluating tools for your team — we'd like to talk.