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The geospatial API for agents.

Anywhere API connects agents and applications to the physical world through small, composable geospatial primitives. Start with Anywhere.bound()—coordinates + description in, an editable GeoJSON outline out.

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Editable GeoJSON · $0.02/site · Test Areas free · no credit card

Anywhere covers the contiguous United States today. Every result tells you the date of the imagery it used.

# uv pip install anywhere-sdk
from anywhere import Anywhere

anywhere = Anywhere()
result = anywhere.bound(
  coords=[[-97.5088, 30.2385]],
  target={"description": "solar farm"},
)

API primitive #1Anywhere.bound()

Make every place computable.

Addresses and coordinates live in spreadsheets, databases, PDFs, and CRMs—but points only say where to look. Anywhere.bound() turns each location into an editable 2D outline, so agents and applications can measure, compare, and compute on the places behind the records. Two cents per site.

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Captured Anywhere.bound() result · editable GeoJSON

my_asset_locations.xlsx

row	location	coords
1	solar farm	[-97.51, 30.24]
2	semiconductor plant	[-112.16, 33.78]
3	warehouse	[-117.15, 33.94]

bound.py

from anywhere import Anywhere

anywhere = Anywhere()
result = anywhere.bound(
  coords=[[-97.5088, 30.2385]],
  target={
    "description": "solar farm",
  },
)

Esri / Maxar

Why boundaries?

Before an agent can count objects or detect change, it needs to know what belongs to the site.

A coordinate tells an agent where to open the image. A boundary tells it which pixels, objects, and activity belong to the site. Without that scope, downstream computer vision and spatial queries can include neighboring facilities, parcels, or activity—and return the right answer for the wrong place.

Esri / Maxar

Boundary scopes downstream analysis.

Scope the site

Detect change and visible progress on the site—not activity on the parcel next door.

Esri / Maxar

Boundary scopes downstream analysis.

Keep the same footprint

Reuse the outline when you count target objects or compare the site over time.

Anywhere.bound() creates the reviewable spatial constraint. Computer-vision models use it to count and compare the right objects. Spatial databases use it to intersect the right parcels, zones, hazards, and assets.

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Up to 10 Test Areas are free, four of them examples. New accounts start at $0. Every result is standard, editable GeoJSON you can add back to your records.

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