MAI — a world model for the natural world

Last reading 2026-05-05 · canopy healthy · Δ +0.02
Watching · a forest outside Gothenburg · live
Four pillars · harvest · storm · fire · drought
Sensor-agnostic by design · fresh imagery every few days
Plain-language alerts · no expertise required

For the people who own the forest

307,665 people own nearly half of Sweden’s forest. Every tool was built for the companies. Mai is built for them.

Space for the 99%

The loop

Perceive
Understand
Predict

True-colour satellite pass over the forest outside Gothenburg — **Every pass, every parcel.** Satellites cross every forest on Earth several times a week. Mai reads each new image the moment it lands and sets it against everything seen before — today mostly from ESA’s Sentinel-2, though the model was never built for one satellite.

Near-infrared reading of the same forest — vegetation shows red — **Pixels become events.** Mai turns raw imagery into things that actually happened — a harvest, a windthrow, a burn, a dry spell — each one located, sized, and dated. Nothing to interpret; the model does the reading.

The same forest, with modelled risk surfaces — **Events become foresight.** Years of change become a read on what’s coming — storm, fire, and drought — so the next one is expected, not discovered. In development, trained on the ground truth owners give back.

Why

Most owners get out to their land only a few times a year — it’s often hours away, and life fills the gaps. The forest doesn’t wait, though: a harvest, a storm, a fire, or creeping drought can pass in those months, unseen.

An unexpected cut. A contractor clears the wrong stand, or a machine strays across your boundary — Mai sees the drop within days, not months after the fact.
After a storm. See the damage across your whole holding on the next clear day, from wherever you are — before you drive out to walk the lines.
Fire risk that’s actually yours. SMHI gives you the county’s risk; Mai watches the moisture in your own stand — and if it burns, maps the scar so you know what you lost.

What Mai sees

Your eye sees a green forest. Mai reads the light it reflects — and the same forest becomes a map of how alive it is.

True-colour satellite view of forest outside Gothenburg

Mai's near-infrared reading of the same forest

What you see What Mai reads

2026-05-05 · canopy 0.65 · moisture 0.18 · Δ +0.02 · healthy

Greener and a touch wetter than the week before — I’d call this a healthy stand

Imagery: Copernicus Sentinel-2, ESA — a forest outside Gothenburg

How it works

Draw your forest

Mark your land on the map — one parcel or a whole portfolio.

Mai watches it

Fresh satellite imagery every few days, scanned for harvest, storm, fire, and drought stress.

You get the alert

Plain-language alerts and PDF reports — and you can ask Mai questions in chat.

Pricing

Free

SEK 0

Try Mai on your own forest. See what she sees.

Stand

SEK 500

/ quarter + VAT

Change detection on your own land, without the AI analysis.

Forester

SEK 2,000

/ quarter + VAT

Everything, up to 2,000 ha.

Larger forests

Tailored

More than 2,000 ha? Contact us.

Monitoring

Satellite imagery

4 passes

Every few days

Dual view (natural + infrared)

✓

Canopy health graph

✓

Local fire-risk (SMHI)

✓

Detection

Harvest, storm damage, fire damage, drought stress

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✓

Likely cause from weather history

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✓

Intelligence

Chat with Mai about your land

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✓

PDF reports for any period

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✓

Scope

Your own forest

≤ 200 ha

≤ 2,000 ha

> 2,000 ha

Watch live

Try Mai

Free gives four satellite passes of your own forest — enough to see a full cycle of change. Continuous monitoring starts with Stand. All prices exclude VAT, billed quarterly.