News & Blog

This article covers features of our field kit, a open-source set of tools for faster upfront data preparation during global health campaigns.

Smappen and the Crosscut App both run in a browser and have free tiers. This comparison covers where each tool works, and what is genuinely free versus what requires a paid plan.

We are excited to share that All Sub-Saharan African countries are now available with their latest data in the Crosscut App.

Catchment area mapping for their upcoming mass drug administration campaign, which we used to pilot the ESPEN Geospatial Microplanner across Maryland, Grand Cape Mount, and Montserrado counties.

A non-technical crash course in catchment mapping and GIS tools that simplify the process.

Learn the fundamentals of GIS analysis and discover user-friendly GIS software that anyone can use.

We’re always paying close attention to how planning teams use the tools during live campaigns or where we could improve the user experience. January focused on those updates.

Burundi’s Ministry of Health reached out last year to help update their endemicity map for onchocerciasis (river blindness).

We recently moved from browser-based AI tools to Claude Code. How we're using it and what we've learned.