GPS for the dead. Someone had to build it.
GranitePath turns municipal cemeteries into properly managed spatial infrastructure. Every plot is GPS-surveyed and queryable, every headstone is photographed and OCR-indexed, every burial record is wired into the genealogy databases families actually use. Death administration has been running on filing cabinets and gut instinct for a hundred years — that ends now.
- Full spatial database with sub-meter GPS accuracy for every plot, path, and section boundary
- OCR engine trained on over 340,000 headstone photographs spanning 6 typographic eras
- Mobile apps for cemetery staff covering plot sales, maintenance routing, and condition reporting
- Public family portal with search, wayfinding, and visit planning built in
- Live sync to Ancestry, FindAGrave, and municipal asset registers — zero manual reconciliation
Ancestry, FindAGrave, Esri ArcGIS, Salesforce Nonprofit, TombSync, CivicCore, Twilio, AWS Rekognition, VaultBase, RecordBridge, Mapbox, GraveNet API
GranitePath is built on a microservices backbone — spatial queries run through PostGIS, OCR pipelines live in isolated Python workers, and the public portal is a Next.js app sitting behind a CDN. Burial records and plot transaction history are stored in MongoDB, which handles the write volume without breaking a sweat. Redis holds the full plot index for sub-100ms family portal lookups. Every service talks async over a message queue; nothing blocks, nothing waits, nothing gets lost.
🟢 Production. Actively maintained.
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