The community is already part of the response.

When an event hits, your community is out there before your field teams are. GeoMarqr gives them a way to contribute to the common operating picture — even when the towers are down.

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For Civil Defence & Emergency Management

Your community volunteers, your Neighbourhood Support networks, your local residents — they're already out there in the first hours. GeoMarqr gives them a friction-free way to Marq what they're seeing. No account, no training required.

After Cyclone Gabrielle, the coronial inquest confirmed what operators already knew — New Zealand had no centralised platform for sharing ground-level information during an emergency. Fourteen years after Christchurch identified the need. GeoMarqr was built to be that layer.

What your EOC gets

Community eyes before your field teams arrive

In the first hours of an event, community members are already moving through affected areas. GeoMarqr turns their phones into a reporting layer — no training, no account, no barrier.
Accurate location under poor conditions

Offline-first means the pin is accurate even when towers are down. The photo is geotagged at capture, and uploads the moment connectivity returns — whether that's five minutes or five hours later.
Hot-zone detection for EOC controllers

Pro tier delivers date-range filtering and area activity reports. See where damage is clustering before your field teams have reached it. Prioritise deployment based on where reports are coming in.
The 4Rs, supported by the community you've built

Readiness, Reduction, Response, Recovery. GeoMarqr sits across all four — community awareness before an event, reporting during, evidence for recovery funding after.

Designed for the connectivity blackout.

Every major event in New Zealand has been followed by a connectivity blackout. Towers go down, lines get cut, coverage disappears in exactly the areas where you need it most. GeoMarqr was built for this — it doesn't need a connection to capture and Marq a report.

Offline capture with accurate GPS pin
Uploads from original location when signal returns
No account or login required
Works through power outages

The report is made when the situation is seen — not when connectivity comes back.

Individual

Anonymous

No account. No barrier. Just the photo.

Anonymous upload
AI tags & filters
5-day auto-delete
Offline-first upload
No ads
Manage your images
Date-range filtering
Hot zone detection

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Keep track of your uploads across devices.

Anonymous upload
AI tags & filters
5-day auto-delete
Offline-first upload
Manage your images
Save custom filters
No ads
Date-range filtering
Hot zone detection

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Pro $9 NZD/mo

For curious explorers, motorhome travellers, and anyone who wants more — and wants to keep the lights on.

Everything in Free Account
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Date-range filtering
Hot zone detection
Area activity reports
Supports the network

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Team & Enterprise

Team $30 NZD/seat/mo

Private workspace for your crew. Send clients a link to upload their own photos — straight into your team.

Everything in Pro
Private team workspace
Controlled photo visibility
100 client upload links/seat/mo
Client uploads stay in your team
Inspector-ready sharing

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Enterprise

For councils, not-for-profits, research institutions, and innovation teams doing important work.

Everything in Team
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RapidMiner / Mendix integration
Data science API access
Custom data exports
Dedicated support
Education & not-for-profit pricing

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No account required to upload
Auto-deletes after five days — nothing stored permanently
Geotagged at point of capture, not point of upload
Anonymous by default

In an emergency, the community doesn't wait to be activated.

Give them a tool that works when nothing else does.