Visual intelligence
A pin is not a verification.
Oceanir shows where an image was taken, what it matches in the real world, and the visual evidence behind the result. From the pixels, not the metadata.
Encrypted at rest, delete anytime·No account needed to try·Tells you when it is not sure
The result is only the start.
Review the visual evidence, compare ranked alternatives, and keep a record of how the location was reached.
● [ The system ]
A visual intelligence system
We start with the hard problems: where an image was taken, what it matches in the world, and the evidence to defend that. Location is one output. Matching is another. The case is what makes them usable.
Location
Where the image was taken, ranked, with confidence.
Street
What the scene corresponds to at street level.
Case
The evidence record a reviewer can keep and defend.
Numbers
52s
Median review time
33,800+
Images and clips processed
01 / 03
In the room
On the record
Done by hand this is a reverse image search, a map, and most of an afternoon. Same call, with the working shown.
● [ The evidence ]
Investigations.
Insurance claims.
Oceanir places an image when nobody can tell you where it came from, and shows the work behind the answer. Orca is the model you can run today: it reads the visible scene and returns ranked candidates, the evidence for each, and how confident it is. Investigations desks and claims reviewers use it when a location has to survive being questioned by someone who wants it to be wrong.