Pilot projects, feedback loops, development

We were so focused on our pilot customers that we forgot to share the news :)

The five weeks following the launch of map.D in November were intense and rewarding.

We onboarded five #paying clients, following up both in-person—by collecting data during surveys—and remotely.

As a result, we had to decline new clients who wanted to try the tool (which is difficult for a startup, I must admit! 😅), promising them early access in 2025.

In the long run, this approach is advisable, as it allows us to focus on and understand the feedback we receive, work hard to implement it, and receive many "Wow"s from clients, such as:

"Wow, you've already made changes to the platform since last week?! We've never experienced such a quick response before!"

"We love it!"

The new year looks even more promising, with plans to expand into Northern Norway, attracting new clients with impressive portfolios and high standards for long-term maintenance and sustainability.

Additionally, since the launch, we've received inquiries about new applications, like toxic material mapping, where we can further leverage #AI and #dataaggregation.

More on that in Q1 2025, so stay tuned and follow us :)

Until then, we wish you a Happy New Year, a more sustainable one, with incredible achievements in reusability mapping and understanding existing buildings at the material level!

Thanks to our amazing and trusting paying pilot customers for using the tool, providing feedback, and helping us make your work easier and more data-driven! 👏