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Find What Others
Miss.

Scout will use satellite, LiDAR and photo analysis to help you find overlooked features, old channels, potential dig sites and more — so you can spend less time guessing and more time on promising ground.

Start Scouting → Free while in development. No cards. No ID. Just free.
Snap a photo.
Ask a question.
See what Scout notices.
SEE MORE GROUND

Scout helps you notice
what's easy to miss.

Use what's available today — and see what we're actively building for the field.

01
AVAILABLE NOW ANALYSIS IN DEVELOPMENT

Scout This Area

Explore the ground before you walk it. Scout already gives you mapping and location tools for planning and field use.

We're building deeper terrain analysis to help call attention to old channels, benches, disturbed ground and other features worth a closer look.

OPEN THE MAP →
SCOUT THIS AREA DESIGN TARGET
Possible elevated bench
Former drainage?
Disturbed ground — inspect
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IN DEVELOPMENT

Scout Your Photos

Take a picture of the ground in front of you and let Scout help direct your attention.

The design target is simple: point out unusual material, exposed bedrock, cracks, gravel changes and other features that may deserve inspection.

WHAT WE'RE BUILDING →
FIELD PHOTO DESIGN TARGET
1

Material change

2

Quartz Float

3

Localized material change

03
IN DEVELOPMENT

Ask Scout

You shouldn't need to know the geological term before you can ask the question.

Ask Scout what you're looking at, what stands out, or where you should look next. The goal isn't to promise gold — it's to help you know when to stop and inspect.

ASK SCOUT DESIGN TARGET
FIELD PHOTO
Anything here worth looking at?
SCOUT I'd start with the exposed bedrock in front of you. There are several fractures and low points where loose material can collect.

I'd also inspect where the bedrock disappears beneath the gravel and vegetation farther upslope.
Not a gold guarantee. A reason to inspect.
AVAILABLE NOW
LEARN WITH SCOUT

Know what you're
looking at.

The tools can point something out. Knowing why it matters makes you a better prospector.

Scout's learning modules help you build the field knowledge behind prospecting — so you understand what to look for, where to look, and why.

EXPLORE LEARNING →
01 READ THE GROUND

Learn to recognize the terrain and features that deserve attention.

02 UNDERSTAND THE WHY

Build the geology and prospecting knowledge behind what you see.

03 TAKE IT TO THE FIELD

Turn concepts into things you can actually look for on the ground.

REAL GROUND. REAL QUESTIONS.

What could Scout
help you notice?

These are real user photos — not staged examples. The Design Target shows the kinds of features we're building Scout to call to your attention.

REAL USER PHOTO Actual field imagery
Real user photo of a desert wash
DESIGN TARGET IN DEVELOPMENT
Design target for future Scout terrain analysis

LOOK ABOVE THE CHANNEL Slightly elevated material may deserve inspection.

CHANNEL CHANGE Note where the present drainage changes direction.

CHECK DEPOSITION Look for changes in gravel size and concentration.

DESIGN TARGET 01

Scout isn't being built to say “gold here.” It's being built to say “this deserves a closer look.”

Real user photo of surface material
REAL USER PHOTO Surface material
Real user photo of exposed rock
REAL USER PHOTO Exposed structure
Real user photo of exposed bedrock
REAL USER PHOTO Bedrock & terrain
More Design Targets in development. Real photos. Better questions.