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The data layer for physical AI

Give the physical world a memory

Know every change, without being there. Every room, every object, from anywhere.

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The world forgets itself.

Software acts confidently because data has state and history. The physical world has neither. Every site, warehouse, and building changes daily, and its true state lives nowhere.

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    Today, state is a site visit.

    Someone drives out, takes photos, files a checklist. The record is stale the moment it is saved, and every robot builds a private map that dies with its deployment.

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    Spranic maps it, as it changes.

    Any walk through a space becomes a living 3D map. Every object keeps one stable identity across visits, and every later pass shows exactly what changed.

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    People and machines act with certainty.

    What moved, what appeared, what vanished, answered in seconds from anywhere. Decisions stop waiting for the next site visit.

Every walk becomes a map.

This is a real capture. One walk with a handheld depth camera, hundreds of thousands of measurements, and every object our system recognized, rendered from the actual data.

one real walk · objects auto-labeled
72 s from walk to finished map works with a phone or any depth camera ask it anything, like a database

This is Spranic.

The alpha is the Spranic app. Capture a space with a phone or a depth camera, browse its living map, ask questions in plain language, and get a change report after every visit.

The Spranic app showing a real captured room as a colored 3D map next to its object graph, with a question bar underneath
the Spranic app · real session · same walk as above

Wherever work is physical.

Inventory that counts itself. Inspections that flag what differs. Handovers with proof. Robots that keep their bearings in spaces that keep moving.

construction logistics manufacturing facilities service robotics inspection agriculture retail

We start in buildings, where change already costs money. The same memory is what robot fleets read next.

Put a memory in
your buildings.

Pilots, partnerships, or just curious what we are building.

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Built in Munich by founder Jordi Spranger · [email protected]