Your community is already doing the survey.

Every photo your ratepayers take of a pothole, a blocked drain, a damaged road — GeoMarqr Marqs it to the exact asset, timestamped at capture. No phone calls. No ambiguous addresses. Just data.

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Start with the free tier — your field surveyors and community members just take photos. Geotagged, timestamped, Marqed to where they stood. NZTA Emergency Works claims require documented evidence of damage in the window before cleanup. GeoMarqr creates that record automatically.

After Cyclone Gabrielle, Gisborne District Council faced 5,200 recorded road faults across 2,238km of local roads. Documented by field staff with cameras and clipboards. GeoMarqr puts that camera in every community member's pocket — and connects the data to the tools your analysts actually use.

What it changes for your teams

  • Community-generated infrastructure data

    Every pothole photo, every blocked drain report, every damaged sign — Marqed accurately by the person who saw it. No phone calls to interpret. No ambiguous street descriptions. Coordinates.

  • NZTA Emergency Works evidence

    Damage documentation timestamped before cleanup begins. The photo exists at the right location, at the right time, before your crews got there. That's the record NZTA requires.

  • Hot zone detection and pattern analysis

    LowCode NZ connects your GeoMarqr data to RapidMiner — Siemens' enterprise analytics platform. Where are reports clustering? Which assets keep failing? Predictive infrastructure modelling before the failure, not after.

  • Field team efficiency

    Your field surveyors use GeoMarqr the same way community members do. One photo, accurate pin, automatic record. Offline-first so it works in rural areas with patchy coverage.

Works in rural areas. Works after weather events.

Rural roads are where your highest-risk assets are — and where connectivity is worst. GeoMarqr works offline in dead zones and uploads accurately when signal returns. After a weather event, your field teams can document damage before connectivity is restored.

  • Accurate Marqs in dead zones
  • Timestamped at capture, not upload
  • Works through power outages
  • No special hardware required

Eyes on site are invaluable. GeoMarqr makes sure those eyes count.

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

  • Everything in Free Account
  • No ads
  • 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
  • No ads
  • RapidMiner / Mendix integration
  • Data science API access
  • Custom data exports
  • Dedicated support
  • Education & not-for-profit pricing
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Privacy

  • 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

Your community already knows where the problems are.

GeoMarqr makes sure that knowledge reaches your asset management team.

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