News & Blog

Our second hack week focused on smarter merging for better big-picture planning.

The Crosscut App is certified as a digital public good in the open data category, offering settlement catchment outputs for anyone to use through HDX.

We spent September supporting WHO's geospatial microplanning work and adding highly requested features to the app.

Guest author David Sarley discusses how the departure of a major funder like USAID leaves a void that risks reversing decades of progress – and what we can do.

How Unlimit Health created precise health boundaries for schistosomiasis control in DRC using the Crosscut App and hand-drawn local maps.

New two-tiered catchments make it easy to create territories within previously created projects.

In August, we launched a few highly requested features to make geospatial mapping even easier with the Crosscut App.

Fair Supervisory areas work for any administrative planning challenge where you need to divide larger areas into balanced operational units.

Crosscut’s new hybrid land block system blends detailed polygons where people live with lightweight grids where they don’t, delivering faster catchment maps and smoother performance for field workers.