Spatly for climate and ESG teams
Climate and ESG work is spatial by nature: emissions by country, assets against hazard zones, exposure across a portfolio. Spatly turns that data into choropleth maps and scroll stories that a non-specialist audience can read, with the classification and the source shown on the page so the figures are auditable.
Shade regions by a metric with quantile or natural-breaks classes, cross-fade between years to show a trajectory, and publish the result as a disclosure map or a stakeholder explainer. For the operational side, a live dashboard tracks exposure against a refreshing feed, with as-of stamps and stale states so a number is never silently out of date. The example below is a real published Spatly story on CO2 per capita across four decades.
CO2: who burns what, a choropleth story on Our World in Data figures. A real published Spatly surface, not a screenshot.
Three things this team ships with Spatly
A choropleth disclosure map
Shade regions or assets by an emissions or exposure metric with visible class breaks and a source line, published as an embed.
A climate explainer story
Walk a stakeholder through a trajectory as a scroll story that cross-fades between years and closes on the total in 3D.
An exposure dashboard
Track assets against hazard layers on a live dashboard, with viewport KPIs and stale states when a feed lapses.
Spatly for climate and ESG teams.
Start from a basemap and a file, or open a story template and take it apart. No credit card to publish your first surface.
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