GIS Cloud user growth doubles as AI-powered geospatial intelligence outpaces specialist capacity

• More than 100 new users join the platform every day, driven by demand for AI-powered geospatial intelligence 
• Asterra, Pipe View America and InfraTrace among organisations to adopt GIS Cloud as reach expands across 60+ countries and 30+ industries

GIS Cloud, the online mapping technology scaleup, today  announces that it has doubled its user growth, as its AI capabilities enable organisations to expand access to geospatial data without increasing reliance on specialist GIS teams.

More than 100 new users are now joining GIS Cloud every day through organic channels alone, taking its total reach to more than 220,000 users across 30+ industries and 60+ countries, with more than two million maps created to date. The growth reflects demand for broader access to geospatial intelligence across increasingly complex workflows.

Broadening access to geospatial technology 

To support this demand, the company has launched GIS Cloud AI, enabling users to work with maps and spatial data using plain-language prompts. It has also developed an MCP server and connectors for ChatGPT and Claude, bringing geospatial data directly into the AI tools users already work with.

More than 50,000 interactions have already been recorded through the GIS Cloud AI assistant. Its AI Form Fill capability, for example, enables field teams to complete forms in seconds rather than minutes, reducing time spent on manual data entry.

Dino Ravnic, co-founder and CEO at GIS Cloud, commented: “Many organisations run on location data, but for decades using it meant going through a small group of specialists and desktop tools. AI has removed that bottleneck. People can now ask questions of their maps and data in plain language and get answers in seconds, which is why more than a hundred new users are arriving every day.

We see GIS Cloud AI as a universal multiplier: a layer that can sit on top of any existing GIS deployment, from the incumbents to newer vendors, and open up location data to entire organisations and their stakeholders with an ease that simply wasn’t possible before.”

Expanding enterprise and public sector reach 

GIS Cloud’s growth is also extending across larger organisations, with global customers including ASTERRA, Pipe View America and InfraTrace using the platform across increasingly complex workflows.

ASTERRA, for example, has adopted GIS Cloud to connect satellite-based intelligence with action on the ground, helping utilities detect and verify underground water leaks and reduce water loss. Its U-Collect mobile application, powered by GIS Cloud, enables partners and utility crews to verify and record leaks in the field, with deployments from Brazil to the Philippines.

GIS Cloud is also expanding its reach into the UK public sector following its selection for the G-Cloud 15 framework, while ISO 27001 and Cyber Essentials certification provide further assurance for enterprise and public-sector deployments.

With more than 100 new users joining every day, GIS Cloud is now focused on extending its AI capabilities and growing its presence across the UK, US and Australia.