Critical minerals for the energy transition shouldn't cost the Earth. GeoMetals narrows the search in software — from public geoscience data — so fewer hectares have to be walked, cleared and drilled before a target is ruled in or out.
Traditional exploration front-loads the environment: diesel rigs, access roads and cut lines, most of it over ground that turns out to be barren. GeoMetals attacks that ratio in software — pulling the published record for an area into one view so ground can be screened out at a desk and field work starts later, on fewer sites. We do not score or rank targets: no calibrated prospectivity model exists, so the platform filters and displays, and the judgement stays with your geologist.
Candidate ground is screened against public geoscience data — USGS MRDS, ICMM, seismic catalogues and news and filings feeds — before anyone mobilises to site.
Narrowing the search area is the emissions lever we can actually pull. What a given programme saves depends entirely on the operator's own baseline, so we publish no headline reduction figure.
GeoMetals does not measure, certify or audit emissions. Nothing we produce is an input to a Scope 1, 2 or 3 disclosure — emissions accounting stays with your assurance provider.
Invasive drilling, clear cutting, high noise pollution.
Targets screened against existing data, before any ground is disturbed.
GeoMetals.ai is built to contribute to the UN Sustainable Development Goals. These are the goals we design against — not certified outcomes.
Screening targets at a desk rather than with a drill rig near aquifers.
Deterministic search and similarity over open geoscience data — feature hashing, not a trained model.
Helping locate the minerals electrification depends on.
Desk-based screening before any ground is disturbed.
Stop choosing between profitability and responsibility. With GeoMetals, the most sustainable choice is also the most economical one.
Building Trust Through Transparency
Mining projects often fail on community opposition. A desk-first approach means the data behind a target can be shared and challenged before anyone arrives with a rig.
Radical Transparency
Our aim is to give local communities read-only access to the same datasets and target rationales we show operators, rather than a summary written on their behalf.
Tamper-Evident Baselines ROADMAP
We do not run a public ledger today. Cryptographically sealing environmental baseline data, so pre-mining conditions cannot be disputed later, is on the roadmap and not in the product.
Indigenous Partnership
Because target selection happens off-site, cultural heritage consultation can begin before a rig is ever mobilised, instead of as a permitting afterthought.