AI deep research, on the map

A map-first workspace
for strategic thinking.

Stratbook fuses agentic AI research with the map. Pin intelligence to places. Brief your team. Own your data.

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How it works

Drop a pin

Click anywhere on the globe. The pin becomes a markdown note that knows its coordinates.

Research with AI

The Strategist reads your stratbook, pulls fresh sources, and drafts cited briefs anchored to the right pin.

Brief & export

Run a flythrough briefing, render a PDF, or export plain markdown to Obsidian, Notion, or anywhere else.

Why Stratbook

Notion and Obsidian are great
for documents. Not for places.

Every other note-taking tool treats location as metadata — an afterthought. Stratbook is map-first: your notes know where they are from the moment you write them.

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Map-first workspace

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Pin notes to coordinates

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AI research with spatial context

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Geospatial layers & range rings

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Plain markdown — you own your data

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Deep research with citations

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Time-aware notes (scrub history)

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Product system

Map, notes, and AI
working as one desk.

Stratbook combines a live map, a spatial file system, and an analyst assistant so research stays anchored to the places it describes.

Stratbook map workspace with pins and analysis

01 · Map

The map is the workspace.

Create a pin, name the place, and let the notebook inherit the location. The map stays the primary surface, not a decorative backdrop.

Instant place notes
Spatial context on every source

02 · AI strategist

Click any pin. The brief writes itself.

Open a pin and ask for the briefing. The strategist reads the surrounding notes, sources, and location context before answering.

Pinned-note conversations
Cited strategic summaries

03 · Files

A file system that knows where things happened.

Folders, markdown files, public links, and forks stay tied to the geography they describe, so the archive keeps its shape.

Markdown file system
Public links and safe forks

Built for

People who already thinkin maps.

OSINT & analyst teams

Geotag findings, attach sources, hand the dossier to colleagues with everything anchored to the right place.

Defense planners

Map control zones, range rings, supply chains. Fork scenarios without touching the canonical baseline.

Foreign-desk reporters

Build a working brief on a region you've never visited. Export the map with the story.

Conflict researchers

Time-aware notes track how a place changes. Layers separate the variables.

Geo-aware investors

Pin every choke point, supplier, and competitor. AI briefings before the next earnings call.

Anyone writing about a place

Travel writers, historians, urbanists. If it has coordinates, it belongs in a stratbook.

What people say

"To understand the Middle East conflict, I needed a map. Stratbook is the first tool that lets me blend AI deep research with spatial reasoning in one place."