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Continuous satellite monitoring for private forest owners — harvest, storm, fire, and drought, with the likely cause from local weather. Plain-language alerts, no expertise required.
Mai is watching a forest outside Gothenburg right now→307,665 people own nearly half of Sweden’s forest. Every tool was built for the companies. Mai is built for them.
Space for the 99%
Most owners get out to their land only a few times a year — it’s often hours away, and life fills the gaps. The forest doesn’t wait, though: a harvest, a storm, a fire, or creeping drought can pass in those months, unseen.
Your eye sees a green forest. Mai reads the light it reflects — and the same forest becomes a map of how alive it is.
What you see
What Mai reads
2026-05-05 · NDVI 0.653 · NDMI 0.181 · Δ +0.022 · healthy
Greener and a touch wetter than the week before — I’d call this a healthy stand
Imagery: Copernicus Sentinel-2, ESA — a forest outside Gothenburg
Mark your land on the map — one parcel or a whole portfolio.
Fresh satellite imagery every few days, scanned for harvest, storm, fire, and drought stress.
Plain-language alerts and PDF reports — and you can ask Mai questions in chat.
Free gives four satellite passes of your own forest — enough to see a full cycle of change. Continuous monitoring starts with Stand. All prices exclude VAT, billed quarterly.
Show me the forest you want me to watch. I'll take it from there
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