Seaglass Foundry™ · Forged For Speed. Refined by Craft.

GPU-accelerated geospatial software for the agent era.

The Forge suite — GPU compute, a data layer, and a natural-language agent that refuses rather than guesses — runs on one workstation with no infrastructure to stand up, and its operations are callable by a person or by an AI agent. New in 1.2.5: military symbology and exercise recording, a GPU compute broker, and your choice of AI model — including one you run yourself.

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The Seaglass Globe release film (5:09) — Seaglass Foundry on YouTube.

Who it's for

Three kinds of reader come here. Each product page carries a one-pager written for you.

For defense & intelligence

Deployable where the mission runs

The whole suite on one host, on-premises, air-gap capable. Pure-Java engines with no first-party native code, a natural-language control plane that refuses rather than fabricates, and a real coordinate system — MGRS and UTM from one cursor — behind a loopback-only boundary.

The regulated-deployment story
For AI agent builders

A geospatial surface, native to MCP

Nearly every ForgeGIS operation is callable through a native Model Context Protocol server. ForgeMind exposes itself as a single MCP tool a higher-level agent can hand an entire geospatial workflow to, and ForgeData answers a data question with a ranked, costed list instead of a path.

The agent-builder story
For geospatial platforms

GPU throughput without leaving the JVM

Geospatial SaaS, climate, and agtech platforms running large raster and vector catalogs on CPU-bound GDAL pipelines can replace the compute path without migrating off the JVM or adding a native build pipeline — 9×–56× on multi-stage pipelines.

Watch the unedited demonstration vs GDAL

The Forge suite

Three engines built for each other — surfaced by Studio, flown on Seaglass Globe, delivered by the Control Center.

Flagship · ForgeGIS™

GPU-accelerated geospatial compute, for the agent era

Raster, hydrology, and point-cloud work on the GPU, a large vector and topology library in pure Java — all callable by a person or an AI agent.

ForgeGIS runs raster, hydrology, visibility, spectral, ML, and point-cloud workloads on the GPU, alongside a large vector and topology library, and hands almost its entire catalog to AI agents through a native Model Context Protocol server. It ships as ordinary Java libraries: no first-party native code, no GDAL bindings, nothing extra to install. A pipeline engine imports QGIS models and runs branching raster and vector workflows, keeping raster data on the GPU from start to finish.

As of August 2026, the only commercially-supported GPU-accelerated geospatial MCP server we have been able to identify.
See ForgeGIS Sales One-Pager (PDF)
Watch the unedited demonstration vs GDAL — methodology biased against us. →
MCP native
agents call the engine directly — no integration layer to build
Pure Java
Maven artifacts with no native build and no GDAL bindings
9×–56×
multi-stage pipeline speedup vs GDAL CLI
Forge Suite · The GIS Intent Compiler

ForgeMind™

Natural language to validated GPU pipelines — or an honest refusal

The natural-language control plane for ForgeGIS. It compiles a plain-language request into a validated, executed pipeline on the GPU-accelerated engine, and refuses by construction when a request cannot be honored correctly. Across its June 2026 validation campaign it returned no confident wrong answers.

Java 17+ · Commercial license · v1.2.5
Learn more Forge Suite · Data layer

ForgeData™

The data-intelligence layer — ask for data by intent

Ask for data by what you need it for, not where it lives. ForgeData searches public elevation, imagery, and vector sources alongside your own, and answers with the best-fit dataset — access cost breaking the tie — from a portable, single-file GeoPackage catalog.

Java 17+ · Bundled with the suite · v1.2.5
Learn more Forge Suite · The Operator Surface

ForgeGIS Studio™

One workspace for three engines

The browser workspace that makes the suite one product: data loaded through one catalog, raster/vector/mixed pipelines composed on a node canvas and run in batch, and a natural-language agent acting on the live map the operator is looking at — not a copy. Single host, loopback-bound, air-gap capable.

Java 17+ · Bundled with the suite · v1.2.5
See ForgeGIS Studio Forge Suite · The 3D View

Seaglass Globe™

The Earth in double precision, all the way down

A precision virtual globe and the surface the agent draws on. Fly from orbit to a rooftop in one continuous move, take measurements that name their geodesic method, and — new in 1.2.5 — see military symbols and replay scenarios on a timeline. Needs a real GPU.

Windows x64 · Optional suite component · v1.2.5
See Seaglass Globe Forge Suite · The Suite Installer

Seaglass Control Center™

Install → configure → operate, in one window

One download lays down a private Java runtime and the whole Forge suite with no prerequisites, connects your AI provider, then runs the services — health, live logs, the data catalog, exercise recording, and agent chat from the same window. Evaluate a running system in minutes instead of assembling one over an afternoon.

Windows x64 · Not sold separately · v1.2.5
Meet the Control Center ForgeGIS · The Digital Twin

ForgeGIS™ digital twin

Streams like video, auditable like a ledger

A living geospatial simulation that records itself as it runs. Replay a run frame by frame, branch it into a what-if that shares its parent's history exactly, and verify it against itself afterwards. A finished run is a standard GeoPackage — it opens in QGIS with nothing of ours installed.

ForgeGIS engine capability · driven from Studio or headless over MCP
See the digital twin

New in 1.2.5

Two new components, and more ways to reach the suite you already run.

New in 1.2.5 · Symbology & exercise recording

Military symbols on the globe, and a recorder for the exercise feed

Seaglass Globe now draws MIL-STD-2525C symbology and replays scenarios on a timeline. ForgeRelay™, new and opt-in, records live exercise traffic in the same scenario format.

Units draw as real symbols from the first launch, and the suite includes a brigade-advance demo to try the timeline on. ForgeRelay writes every entity, position report, and event into a single GeoPackage library — DIS simulation traffic as ground truth, a Cursor-on-Target feed as one side's picture, never mixed — and runs from the dashboard's Record tab. Both are opt-in in the Control Center installer.

Some facts are never on the wire. The recorder asks you instead of guessing.
See Seaglass Globe How recording works
2525C in the box
the symbol set installs with the Globe, so units draw as real symbols from the first launch
DIS + CoT
simulation and C4I feeds recorded side by side, truth kept apart from belief
Timeline replay
step a scenario forward and back on the globe
New in 1.2.5 · Compute broker

GPU workers, brokered

Hand the batch job to the GPUs

Ask ForgeMind for work like “hillshade every tile in this folder” and it becomes one job that GPU workers split between them — on this workstation, or across machines sharing one broker. A crashed worker is restarted and its task handed on; a task that won't fit on any GPU is refused, not attempted.

Opt-in component · jobs submitted through ForgeMind
About the broker New in 1.2.5 · The agent

Ask where you're looking

The window you type into is the map that answers

Studio's chat draws its answers on Studio's map; the Globe's Assistant draws on the Globe. Same data, same tools, either window — contours, profiles, and draped rasters land on the map you asked from.

ForgeMind · with Studio or Seaglass Globe
See ForgeMind New in 1.2.5 · AI providers

Your model, your choice

Four vendors, or your own hardware

Connect Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, or Grok with an API key — or point ForgeMind at a model server you run yourself, such as Ollama, and keep every request on your own network. Vendor keys are checked live before they're saved, and never written to disk.

Set in the Control Center · switch in Settings
How providers work

Also from the foundry

Our standalone developer library, alongside the Forge suite.

Developer Library

SwingToPDF

True vector PDF output from Java Swing components

Convert any JComponent tree into genuine vector PDF. Text stays selectable, graphics stay sharp, and file sizes stay small. Built on Apache PDFBox.

Java 17+ · AGPL-3.0 or commercial · v1.3.1
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Open-source contribution

Giving back to the WorldWind community

Worldwind Reforged is our modernization of NASA's WorldWind — not a commercial product we ship, but a community contribution maintained under our Cannonforge banner. We modernized the toolkit for Java 17+, shader-based rendering, and a clean Maven build, then released the work openly so the WorldWind community can keep building on it.

Open Source · Cannonforge banner

Worldwind Reforged

A modernized Java 17+ build of NASA WorldWind, given back to the community

Shader-based rendering, GPU-accelerated surface shapes, full Maven build, and backwards compatibility with the original WorldWind Java API — a drop-in modernization for anyone still building on WorldWind. Source and releases on GitHub under our Cannonforge banner.

Java 17+ · Apache-2.0 · Community maintained
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Licensing & evaluation

Evaluate the Forge suite on one machine

The Forge suite is commercially licensed, and evaluation builds are available to qualified teams. Run the whole suite on one workstation — disconnected if required — and exercise every part of it through one interface.

What you get

The Seaglass Control Center installer: one download that lays down a private Java runtime and the suite — ForgeGIS, ForgeMind, and ForgeData, plus whichever of ForgeGIS Studio, Seaglass Globe, the ForgeRelay exercise recorder, and the compute broker you choose — then runs it from the same window. A bundled offline elevation dataset means the first elevation and slope results need no network. First result in minutes. The build runs under a 90-day evaluation license you accept in the installer.

What you need

  • A Windows x64 workstation. The engines are Java 17+ libraries; the runtime is bundled, so nothing is installed beforehand.
  • A GPU with standard OpenCL drivers. Seaglass Globe needs a real, hardware-accelerated GPU — a remote-desktop session usually can't drive it.
  • 8 GB of RAM recommended for the full suite, plus about 2 GB per compute-broker worker, and a few gigabytes of disk for a tile cache that grows with use.
  • An AI model. An API key from Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, or Grok — or, for a disconnected site, a model server you run yourself, such as Ollama.

What happens next

Email us with a line about your program and what you want to see it do. We read every email and reply personally. Qualified teams receive an evaluation build, and we will walk you through the methodology behind any figure on this site — per-operation timings and the benchmark harness are available to vetted buyers under NDA. Licensing terms are provided on request.

Request an evaluation — rich@seaglassfoundry.com

Licensing questions, partnership and distribution inquiries, SwingToPDF licenses — the same address reaches us for all of it.