The platform
See the real cost, all the way down.
Open any product and follow its supply chain — activity by activity — until it touches raw nature. Read its impact under every method that matters, reuse what others have already built, and control exactly who can see and change your data.
One activity resolved two hops upstream — expand any node to keep going, down to the ores, land, water and emissions where the chain meets nature.
Compare methods & versions
Every method. Every horizon. Every revision.
A single activity, characterised under every method that matters at once — and diffed against its own history so you can see what changed and why.
- Climate, air, water, human, and resource impacts, each on its own tab.
- IPCC AR4 / AR5 / AR6 at 20-, 100-, and 500-year horizons, TRACI 3.0, and more — side by side, no re-running.
- Compare any version to an earlier one: every figure carries its change, up or down.
- Reported on a functional-unit basis, stamped with the exact engine and activity version that produced it.
Build on a shared library
Reuse what others have already modelled.
Public activities are searchable and readable by every signed-in user — a growing library of processes and supply chains you drop straight into your own model instead of rebuilding them.
- Point an input at an existing activity and its whole upstream chain — and its impact — comes with it.
- Every reuse pins the exact activity version, so results stay reproducible.
- Upstream data changing later never moves your numbers silently — you choose when to adopt a new version.
Group the graph into a report
Turn the graph into a lifecycle report.
Sort activities into groups — production, use, end of life, or any axis you define — and read the impact broken down the way you need to report it.
- Standard lifecycle stages come seeded; add your own custom groups for sector, scenario, or scope.
- An activity can sit in several groups at once, so independent breakdowns coexist without colliding.
- Calculate any group on its own — production versus use versus end-of-life as separate totals.
- Customise the grouping to customise the report: the breakdown follows how you arrange the graph.
Govern access
Decide who sees and changes what.
Fine-grained access control at both the organisation and the individual activity — so data is shared exactly as wide as you want, and no wider.
- Make an activity public across every organisation, or keep it visible only inside your own.
- Roles bundle permission scopes — read, manage, or publish activities; read calculations, flows, changelog, reviews, and versions; manage members and roles.
- Grant access on a single activity, raising or lowering one member’s reach independently of their org-wide role.
No false precision, ever
Numbers you can defend.
Every result carries an accuracy grade, propagated up the whole chain — so the headline number inherits the credibility of its weakest input. Where data is missing or generic, the platform shows a low grade rather than a confident wrong number.
Source
How the underlying data was produced — measured, modelled, or estimated.
Geography
How well the data’s region matches the activity being modelled.
Temporal
How current the data is relative to the period under assessment.
Roadmap
Shipped, and shipping.
The engine and the graph are here today. Here’s how the rest is landing — what’s done, and what’s on the way.
Activity groups & custom calculations
Sort the graph into lifecycle stages or any custom axis and calculate each group on its own.
Consumer answer surface
Ask “drive or fly?” and get one number with a confidence band — the same engine, distilled to a single decision.
Scenario comparison
Model two systems side by side and read the difference flow by flow — consequential questions on top of the attributional graph.
In-app peer review
Tiered review, reviewer roles, and dispute resolution handled inside the app, so contributed data earns its accuracy grade in the open.
More impact categories
Land, biodiversity, and financial cost join climate, air, water, human, and resource — the same characterised, graded treatment.
Stable public URLs
Every public activity gets a permanent, citable address you can link to and reference in a report.