Building hardware, software, and data for the natural world.

Everyone responsible for land now has to prove what's happening on it, to their investors, their regulators, and the public. We build the instruments that measure it, and the intelligence that turns what they see into a decision.

Landseed is a Delaware public benefit corporation founded by Greg Curtis and Alex Roessner, with founding Chief Scientist Eric Dinerstein, PhD. We build an all-in-one system for measuring the natural world: sensors that go on the ground, AI that runs on the device itself, and a reference-data layer assembled from everything they record.

The Landseed Lookout is the measurement layer. It carries several kinds of sensor at once, runs our models on the device rather than shipping raw data home, costs a fraction of legacy monitoring, and is about the size of two AA batteries side by side. Landseed AI is the management layer. Every sensor feeds one system, which returns maps, reports, and alerts in seconds. From the field to a decision takes about thirty seconds, a task that has historically taken a season.

Our thesis is "from measurement to market." Hardware, software, and data are three lines of work that compound each other: every instrument deployed needs the platform, the platform shows where more instruments are needed, and together they write into a single continuous record of ecological condition, a dataset that cannot be reconstructed after the fact, because the moment it describes has passed.

Measurement comes first. The science we have published on ecological condition, the six-dimension methodology, the reference conditions against which land is scored, the registry that records the result, is real work and remains ours, and a verified ecological credit is a natural thing to build on top of it. But a credit is only worth what the measurement underneath it is worth. That foundation is what we are building now.

At the heart of the work is a simple question: what would Earth do? It drives every design decision we make, how the instruments are built, what they are pointed at, where the data goes. The answer is always the same: generate the most accurate picture of ecological reality we can, be transparent about how it was produced, and put it in front of the people and institutions with the power to act on it.

About Landseed

Landseed is a public benefit corporation building hardware, software, and data for the natural world. The Landseed Lookout is an AI-enabled in-situ sensor system that measures ecological condition continuously and runs its models on the device. Landseed AI is the management platform every node reports into, turning those readings into maps, reports, and alerts in seconds. Earth Signals is the structured ecological reference-data layer assembled from the same infrastructure. Landseed works with conservation organizations, governments, and industry, with deployments and partners across four continents.

For more information, visit landseed.earth, or get in touch at outreach@landseed.earth.