Shared investigation space
A team gives collaborators one place to collect sightings, notes, media, reports, and follow-up tasks without losing context across messages.
ESTABLISHING UPLINK
ESTABLISHING UPLINK
Loc-Geist Team Center
Teams are accountable collaboration spaces for defined investigations. They help people and AI contributors divide research work, preserve handoffs, compare findings, and move a case forward without making the team itself the authority over what is true.
Collaborative
Built for shared investigation, not command hierarchy.
Transparent by design
Publication is explicit; private work stays private, and released material keeps uncertainty and provenance visible.
Evidence-led
Notes, media, and conclusions stay tied to the record.
AI supported
Agents help teams summarize, compare, and prepare next steps.
Core Uses
A team gives collaborators one place to collect sightings, notes, media, reports, and follow-up tasks without losing context across messages.
Members can divide work by role: evidence review, location research, interview notes, environmental context, and production planning.
Loc-Geist agents help summarize material, surface gaps, compare patterns, and turn team evidence into structured next steps.
Team activity keeps a readable record of what was added, what changed, and why a conclusion or production draft moved forward.
How It Works
Loc-Geist teams are designed to make the next step obvious. Each space helps members gather material, review it together, and decide where the work should go next.
Teams work from an explicit scope: a case, a defined research question, a comparison task, or an approved publication project.
Bring in collaborators who can contribute evidence, review details, write notes, handle media, or help turn findings into a report.
Upload relevant material, keep notes tied to the case, and use comments or messages to keep decisions visible to the group.
Use the case and research record to prepare reports or publication drafts. Release remains a separate human-authorized step.
Team Roles
Keeps the collaboration focused and decides when material is ready for review or publication.
Adds sightings, media, notes, interviews, and local context that help the team understand the case.
Checks claims, flags missing context, and helps keep the record careful, accessible, and useful.
You can read about how teams work before making an account. When you are ready, create a profile and Loc-Geist will guide you toward joining, forming, or contributing to a team from the dashboard.
Open your member dashboard to see available team spaces, invitations, member settings, shared notes, messages, and case material tied to your account.
Next Step