News & Blog

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.

In July, we shipped several improvements that came directly from user feedback. These new features address email issues, file validation headaches, and workflow friction.

Settlement-based catchment territories help place your facilities, service centers, or mobile teams based on where people live and gather.

Site-based catchment areas make it easier for planning teams to allocate resources more efficiently.

Learn how we use fuzzy matching to match datasets with named places and boundaries. Our hope is to collaborate with some others to make this tool available as open source.

Senegal's health ministry used the Crosscut App to automate their Excel-based campaign planning workflow without changing the familiar templates their field teams had used for years.

Most advice on how to do remote work well is either obvious or off-base. Our founder shares our approach.

Health teams rely on microplanning because it reflects real-world knowledge of those closest to the front lines of health service.

We surveyed over 50 health officials and implementing partners about how they plan campaigns to prevent and treat neglected tropical diseases (NTDs). Learn what we learned.