Apps

Two apps, one sequence

Exploration money is spent in an order, so our tools follow that order. One screens ground before you commit to it. The other reads what the ground gave back.

1
Screen the ground

GoldRadar reads the terrain and tells you where the structures are and which of them are real.

Sample the ground

Your crew, your lab. GoldRadar tells you where to put the lines; the assays come back to you.

2
Read the results

PitMap turns those assays into a hot-spot map with ranked dig targets and GPS points.

GoldRadar — lineaments and intersection targets over the QDS grid
Step one · Structural screening

GoldRadar

Before you commit a crew.

Free No login

GoldRadar maps terrain-derived lineaments across the QDS grid, then cuts an elevation profile across each one and reports what the terrain actually shows — a step with a measured offset, a notch, a crest, or little relief at all. It flags where structures cross, and builds a printable structure report for a point or a whole licence.

  • Lineaments and intersections across the QDS grid
  • An elevation-profile class on every line, with offset in metres
  • Structural fabric rose with a consistency percentage
  • Point and licence reports, as PDF or JSON
  • Field radar: GPS go-to, boundary walking, sunset warning
  • Coordinates in Lat/Lng, DMS and UTM — WGS 84 or Arc 1960
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PitMap — gold anomaly hot-spot map with ranked dig targets
Step two · Anomaly mapping

PitMap

Once the lab results are back.

Account Pay per map

PitMap turns the soil and rock sampling results from a licence into a gold anomaly map with ranked dig targets and GPS points you can walk to. It grids the results using kriging, inverse distance, minimum curvature or triangulation, picks whichever fits the samples best, and tells you how confident it is.

  • Upload lab results as CSV or Excel, as the lab sent them
  • Hot-spot map of the licence, and the direction the gold runs
  • Ranked dig targets, each with GPS and distance to a real sample
  • Pit and trench planning — volume, tonnes and truckloads
  • Where to sample next, and a PDF report to hand over
  • Private to your account; results are never resold
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Which one do you need?

They answer different questions. Most licences need both, in this order.

GoldRadar

Structural screening · free

PitMap

Anomaly mapping · pay per map
What you bring
Nothing. A coordinate or a licence boundary.
Your own soil or rock assay results.
What it reads
Satellite elevation data, plus published geology.
The sample values your lab returned.
What it tells you
Where the structures are, and which have real relief.
Where the gold is concentrated, and how strongly.
What you get
Lineaments, intersections, a structure report.
A hot-spot map, ranked dig targets, a PDF.
When to use it
Before you spend anything on the ground.
After the first sampling campaign.
How certain
Inference from terrain. Narrows the search.
Interpolation between measured values.
Cost
Free, no account.
First map per licence free, then pay per map.

Neither app detects gold. GoldRadar infers structure from the shape of the land; PitMap interpolates between values your own lab measured. Both narrow where to dig. Only the ground settles it.