Development, the way it should’ve worked from the start

Ask in plain words

Draw the site and ask. Noda picks the sources, the layers and the method.

A desk screening in minutes

Desk research usually takes weeks of calls and PDFs.

Answers you can check

Every report names its sources and marks the assumptions, the missing data and the confidence.

Solar developersland near the grid Wind developerswind, buffers, layout BESS teamsgrid nodes, capacity IPPspipeline screening Investorspre-LOI checks
EPCschecks for client sites Advisorsdue diligence drafts Land teamsparcels, constraints Brokersproject teasers Grid consultantsqueues, approvals

Noda uses AI to research your site the way you would, in minutes. It reads the public record and the documents, works out what is missing and puts each answer on your map with its source.

See it work

You make the use cases.
Noda just finds the headroom

Ask anything about a site

Land, grid, permits, wind and money. If your team would ask it, Noda can work on it.

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Map layersDraw a zoneBuildable areaPDFs and scansExcel modelSourced reportsEngineers in parallelSandbox computerTeam workspaceProject memoryGrid queuesland listings

Everything in one workspace

Map, documents, models and reports, in one place for the whole team.

Your whole team, in one project

Everyone in the company opens the same projects, sees who is there and follows each other's work on one map.

How it works

The whole process, in three steps

01
Name: Ana Popescu
Work email: ana@company.eu
Password: ••••••••••••

Create your account

Sign up with your work email or with Google. It takes a minute.

02
Solar PVMW
Vaslui wind farm90 MW
BESSMWh

Create your project

Name it, pick the technology and draw the area on the map. Everyone in your company can open it.

03
Who is already in the Zone J queue?

Ask it anything

Type a question about your site. Noda reads the sources and puts the answer on your map.

Frequently asked questions

You hand Noda a task in plain words, the way you'd brief a colleague. Noda has its own tools for the job: it searches grid, planning and environmental sources, reads the documents you upload, puts layers on the map and runs calculations. You can follow every step, correct it halfway, add a file, or ask for one small action, like adding a single layer.

Yes. Noda draws on the project map: site boundaries, buildable land, grid lines, protected areas. It can also write small scripts to turn any data into a map, chart or table, so if you have a spreadsheet or a GIS file, just ask it to show it.

Any country in the world. Noda searches the internet for each site: grid operators, planning offices, environmental agencies, maps and registers. Depth depends on what is online for that place. The best test is your own project: run a site you've already studied and compare.

Published planning, grid and environmental records, plus the files you upload. Every finding keeps its source and date, so you can open it and see how current it is.

Every finding links to its source, and Noda marks what it couldn't find or confirm. You check the evidence before you rely on it. It's a research assistant for your team. A licensed engineer signs off the final study.

Noda finds the substations and lines near your site and collects any published capacity and queue data. Where the free capacity is unpublished, Noda estimates it and shows its working. The grid operator confirms the final number.

Noda is a monthly or annual subscription. For larger teams there's an Enterprise plan with custom terms. Contact us for that.

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