Oceanir
Find where any photo was taken — no GPS or metadata needed
What it does
Oceanir analyzes any photograph to determine where it was taken. No GPS data, no EXIF metadata, no location tags. Orca 1.4, our latest model, returns GPS coordinates, a street address, confidence scores, and a property context Layer: building type, land use, and neighborhood character. Used by journalists verifying sources, investigators, insurance teams triaging claims, and security professionals. Privacy-first: no training on user images, Live in Miami now. City expansion follows.
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