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Spatiq · a Synopse Technologies product

Running today · on-prem

Spatial intelligence
for live infrastructure.

Spatiq is an on-prem platform that puts an entire estate — sites, buildings, networks and the equipment inside them — on one live 3D map, with the history behind every reading. It reads plant data directly over OPC UA, keeps its own historian, and runs air-gapped on hardware the operator controls.

  • OPC UA in
  • PostGIS + TimescaleDB
  • Air-gapped · no phone-home

The product

What an operator sees.

Screens from Spatiq running on a demonstration estate: real building footprints, synthetic telemetry.

Spatiq map of one network in 3D: buildings drawn as columns whose height and colour follow power in kilowatts, two central plants labelled, the inspector panel on the right and the timebar along the bottom.
The estate on one mapEvery building's height and colour follow the chosen metric. Here, power across one network over the last 24 hours.
Spatiq with one building selected: the inspector shows its power, supply and return temperatures, pressures, flow and energy, with buttons for the floor view and the station view.
One building, liveSelect a building and the inspector shows its readings, its trend and the views beneath it, down to floor-level sub-metering.
Spatiq in history mode on a second network: columns coloured by flow, the timebar set to a three-hour maximum and playing back at sixteen times speed.
History on the same mapScrub to any past moment or play a day back. Here, the three-hour maximum of flow, played at 16×.

Who it is for

Estates run from tables.

District energy networks, utilities, campuses and industrial estates: hundreds of assets reporting into SCADA screens and CSV exports, spread across sites nobody can see on one map — and plant data that is not allowed to leave the premises.

No place

Live values sit in tag lists. Nothing shows where on the estate a problem is.

Only now

Most screens show the current value. Last Tuesday afternoon means an export and a spreadsheet.

Cloud-locked

Most digital twins are hosted services. Critical sites cannot send their plant data off-site.

What Spatiq does

One map, its history, and the data path under it.

The whole estate on one map

Real building footprints and networks in 3D. Pick a metric — flow, power, temperature, pressure, energy — and every building's height and colour remap to it. Drill from estate to network to a single asset.

History, not just now

Scrub to any past moment, roll up average, minimum and maximum over three hours to thirty days, or play a day back as a time-lapse. Served from the historian on the same box.

A direct OPC UA gateway

Subscribes to any compliant OPC UA server. Rebuilds subscriptions on reconnect, applies deadbands, and spools to disk while the database is unavailable, so readings are not lost. No MQTT broker, no extra gateway licence.

An operations console

Browse a server's address space and bind tags to assets, import mappings as CSV, and watch connection diagnostics. Add, clone or bulk-import sites and assets — they appear on the map within seconds.

Runs air-gapped

Basemap, fonts and code ship inside the install; the browser policy blocks outbound calls. Named operator logins with Argon2 password hashing and no external identity provider. Nothing phones home.

Built to be operated

Point-in-time recovery, least-privilege database roles, connection pooling and TLS. Ships as an offline container bundle with a runbook for install, restore drills and encryption at rest.

How it works

One appliance. No cloud.

  1. PLCs and meters

    The OPC UA servers a site already runs.

  2. Gateway

    Subscribes, buffers to disk, writes in batches.

  3. Historian

    PostGIS for the estate, TimescaleDB for every reading.

  4. Map and console

    In the browser, on the site network.

Where Spatiq is today

Running today. Ready for a first estate.

Spatiq runs today on a demonstration estate with real building footprints and synthetic telemetry. A pilot takes one estate and its existing OPC UA servers, deployed on hardware the operator controls, with the studio doing the integration.

Talk to us about a pilot

Spatiq is designed, built and supported by Synopse Technologies.