Where to look today · why it matters · which sensor to task
Off-Nadir Delta tells you where to look today, why it matters, and which satellite sensor to task — then lets you look closer. From the day's world events to imagery intelligence, in one platform.
Where to look · why it matters · which sensor
Most tools give you raw alerts or raw pixels — not the decision in between. Off-Nadir Delta connects them: it surfaces where to look today, reasons over why it matters, recommends which satellite sensor to task, and lets you look closer — world events, an AI intelligence analyst, and a satellite-imagery workbench in one place.
Watchfloor
Where to look today
Live geolocated geopolitical and security events, what changed since you last looked, a scrubable timeline, and your saved areas — all on one screen. The fastest way to know where to look today.
Open the WatchfloorDelta Agent
Why it matters · which sensor to task
Ask a question in plain language. Delta Agent reasons over live events with real intelligence tradecraft and returns a sourced, geolocated brief — explaining why it matters and recommending which sensor (SAR or optical) and area to image next, then reading the imagery for you.
Ask Delta AgentMap
Look closer
Stack Sentinel-1 SAR, Sentinel-2 optical, VIIRS nighttime lights and more, then run change detection, vessel detection, and time-series monitoring directly on the map. No code, no API keys.
Explore the MapDelta Signals — continuously refreshed, AI-enriched geopolitical and security events distilled from news worldwide — feed both the Watchfloor and the Agent. Every finding opens on the Map for a closer look, so you move from news to tasking without switching tools.
Start free — no credit card required. Usage is metered in tokens, so you pay only for the imagery and analysis you actually run.
See plans & pricingStep-by-step guides to help you get the most from satellite data
Draw any area and track how it changes over time — no GIS, no code
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Read guideIn-depth articles on satellite imagery, indices, and remote sensing techniques
Learn how to access and analyze Sentinel-1 SAR radar data in your browser. This step-by-step guide covers the basics of SAR imagery, how to search for data, and interpret your first radar image.
Step-by-step guide to delineating flood extent using Sentinel-1 SAR data. Covers pre-event baseline selection, backscatter thresholding, and common interpretation mistakes to avoid.
A comprehensive guide to NDVI (Normalized Difference Vegetation Index) — what it measures, how to interpret values, and practical applications for agriculture, forestry, and environmental monitoring.
Not all change detection methods are equal. This post compares image differencing, NDVI time-series, and SAR coherence-based approaches with real-world guidance on when to use each one.
Sentinel-2 has 13 spectral bands, but most people only use RGB. This post covers the most practical band combinations for agriculture, water, urban mapping, and geology — and explains why each one works.
Area monitoring with satellite time series lets you automatically track changes in any region over weeks, months, or years. Learn how to set up a monitoring zone, choose the right index, and interpret results using Sentinel-1, Sentinel-2, and VIIRS data.
Quick answers about the Watchfloor, Delta Agent, the Map, and Off-Nadir Delta.
Off-Nadir Delta is an intelligence platform that fuses world events, AI analysis, and satellite imagery to answer one daily question: where to look, why it matters, and which satellite sensor to task. It has three product surfaces: the Watchfloor, a daily global situational-awareness dashboard of geolocated world events (where to look today); Delta Agent, an AI intelligence analyst that returns sourced, geolocated briefs and recommends which sensor and area to image next (why it matters, which sensor); and the Map, a browser-based satellite-imagery workbench for Sentinel-1 SAR, Sentinel-2 optical, VIIRS nighttime lights, and NASA FIRMS active fires (look closer). No GIS software is required, and a free tier is available.
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