NXLABS platform · Gridlock

Gridlock

A Geospatial Networked-World · on ArkNet

Operating loop · Understand → Decide → Act

The decision kill chain.

01

Understand

Gridlock creates a shared, live understanding of a territory. Satellite imagery, building footprints, parcels, permits, and firms are fused into one queryable operating picture — every seat on the network reading the same ground, in a single pane of glass.

02

Decide

The grid turns that picture into decision points, not noise. Every cell is scored for composition, whitespace, and absorption; zone watchers flag what changed; simulations run the territory under change; and Cosmo explains each read, cited back to its layers.

03

Act

Decisions become moves while the window is open. Stand up watchers over the zones that matter, work the territory from the console, and exchange intelligence securely over the member layer — in minutes, not quarters.

/ The substrate

A tailored coordinate system and a bitemporal clock — so scattered, heterogeneous observations can be joined, sequenced, and reasoned over.

ObservationsObjectsGridScoresDecisions
Network

Territory indexed on a tailored H3 coordinate system — cells that join observations across layers, scales, and sources into one addressable grid.

Temporal

Bitemporal by design: every fact carries when it was true and when it was learned — the territory replayed, sequenced, and read as it changes.

Fusion

Scattered, heterogeneous observations — imagery, permits, parcels, firms, your own feeds — joined on cell and clock so they reason together.

Evidence

Every read cites its layers. Scores, watcher deltas, and Cosmo's explanations resolve back to the observations underneath — intelligence you can audit.

What it's for

Four decisions, one substrate.

01

Urban Planning

Parcels, permits, massing and FAR, change over time — the city read as a living digital twin, not a static map.

02

Site Planning

Whitespace — demand where there's no coverage — plus composition and absorption, ranking candidate sites.

03

Business Development

Prospects sit on the grid: a k-anon geo-join attaches each one its cell's composition and a deal evaluation.

04

Economic Activity

Business and economic mix, SMI, absorption, permit velocity — a territory's economic pulse, cell by cell.

Intelligence networks · vision · reasoning

How Gridlock works.

One pass, seven phases: territory analyzed, simulated, and trained on your data — Vision sees it, Cosmo explains it, the team acts on it, and the community holds the ground together.

01 · Geospatial

Analyze.

Score territory from geospatial and market data — composition, whitespace, absorption, and signals, cell by cell.

H3 grid · per-cell scores
Territory console · whitespace scoring · live
Gridlock territory console — whitespace scoring over the NJ/NY corridor
02 · Geospatial

Simulate.

Model how a territory behaves under change — new supply, absorption, massing — before you commit.

Territory under change
Phase 02 · Geospatial
03 · Neural

Train.

Bring your own data and tune the models to your territory — Vision and Cosmo, trained on what you know.

Your data · your weights
Phase 03 · Neural
04 · Perception

Vision.

Satellite and aerial object recognition — construction, new lots, change over time — corroborated by permit signals.

Beta · weights loading
Phase 04 · Perception
05 · Reasoning

Cosmo.

Reads across the grid, the prospect graph, and your own data, returning a sourced reading cited back to its layers.

Beta · cited to layers
Phase 05 · Reasoning
06 · Network

Collaborate.

Share live intelligence across the team on a private network — decisions made together, not in silos.

Private member layer
Comms · secure channels on the mesh
Gridlock comms module — secure channels with territory briefs on the Arkadia mesh
07 · Community

Occupy.

The terrain is occupied. Operators hold positions on the same live terrain, see each other's presence, and work a session together — what one desk resolves, the party can read.

Members on the mesh · live presence
Phase 07 · Community
Private virtual network

Your territory, yours alone.

Each member operates in a private namespace — bring your own data, simulate a territory's behavior, and run Vision — all isolated. It rides real private infrastructure, so “private network” is architecture, not marketing.

Bring your own data

MLS/RESO, economic, and custom feeds enrich your composition in a private namespace.

Simulate behavior

Model how a territory behaves under change — new supply, absorption, massing — before committing.

Isolated by design

Your data, simulations, and Vision runs never touch another member's.

Access

One door. Three tiers.

Sign in and the platform routes you into the console; your membership tier decides which surfaces unlock.

Arkadia Membership
Community

Get on the map. The public territory view, comms, and your own drive — to see what the platform reads.

Freeafter email verify
Gridlock
Public territory map
Comms
Public channels + direct messages
Cosmo AI
—
Seats
1 operator
Drive
25 GB
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Arkadia Membership
Personal

The full intelligence desk for one operator — live territory analytics, the AI agent, and your own comms.

$59.99/ month
Gridlock
Territory intelligence · coverage analytics
Comms
3 private channels
Cosmo AI
Agent · 25 GB context
Arsenal
Representative desk · 10%
Seats
1 operator
Drive
125 GB
Choose Personal
Arkadia Membership
Professional

Team intelligence — the full platform with Vision, simulation training grounds, and a private network of your own.

$129.99/ monthFull stack
Gridlock
Full territory · Vision · simulation
Comms
25 private channels · private network
Cosmo AI
Agent · Vision · 50 GB
Arsenal
Full desk · training grounds · 15%
Seats
Team · up to 5
Drive
250 GB
Choose Professional
Desktop

arknet.client.

The console as a native program. Linux preview available now; macOS and Windows builds arrive with the public application origin.

LinuxPreview
.deb · AppImage — x86_64
WindowsPlanned
.msi — x64
Arriving with app cutover
macOSPlanned
.dmg — Apple silicon · Intel
Arriving with app cutover
Thin by design

The client is a hardened native window around the console itself — always current with the platform, nothing to patch by hand.

App surface only

Opens straight onto sign-in. The client speaks only to the application origin — no public-site surface area inside the shell.

One interface

Frameless, integrated window chrome and a native launch sequence — the console runs as its own program, not a browser tab.

Get early access Until then, the console runs everywhere the web does.
Security & posture

A private network, by design.

A members-only exchange where access is gated end to end. Connections and secrets live in an isolated store, never in the shared application data — and this is what the platform delivers.

Posture · hardened by design
01
Transport

Encrypted in transit (TLS) end to end; member-to-member messaging delivered with Messaging Layer Security (MLS) over AES — sealed so only the participants can read it.

02
Isolation

Every member runs in a private namespace — your data, simulations, and Vision runs are computed and stored apart, never mingled with another member's.

03
BYOK

Bring your own keys: member API credentials for business intelligence (MLS/RESO and custom feeds) resolve through encrypted vaults, so provider data at rest stays under your control, isolated from the shared store.

04
Privacy

Prospect geography is k-anonymized and contact PII is redacted until territory-routing authorizes it — intelligence you can act on without exposing individuals.

See the network in your territory?