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Get full visibility on your operations,
make better decisions and reduce costs.
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Demo programme dashboard, property stages and mapped field records; private names obscured
Demo project properties on a mobile map
Property record
Owner
Maya Solano
Status
Planting
Trees planted
25,000
Demo farm record, its boundary along a dirt road with monitoring plots and planting events inside on a map
Demo property P002 with planting and monitoring records on Android
Plot record
Trees
80
Species
18
Assigned to
Field team 2
Demo camera traps: camera stats and species captured beside twelve camera pins on the terrain map
Demo camera-trap deployment on a phone: its pin on the map, a photo of the camera strapped to a tree, and its detection and species counts
Deployment
Camera
Camera 10
Detections
66
Status
Active

Built for work like yours

Our partners are scaling some of the most ambitious projects in the world.

Understand your operations.

See your operations through dashboards, metrics, tables, maps, and the layouts that help you make sense of work.

Illustrative planning timeline: fictional properties, owners and crews laid out across a season, with planned and recorded activity around today.
Demo properties table beside their boundaries on the satellite map: fifty-two fictional properties with acquisition status, owner, area and eligibility; two older sandbox names obscured.
Illustrative history of one fictional property: assessment, restoration plan, training, seedling delivery, restoration progress, quality control and maintenance.
Demo programme dashboard: property, area and tree totals with the illustrative restoration season chart.

App Platform

+49 features

Connect your data, in one place.

Import, upload or synchronize in real time.

Learn about our data platform
  • Excel
  • Spreadsheets
  • Shapefiles
  • Paper records
  • Google Drive
  • Kobo
  • Drone imagery
  • Field photos
Property record
Owner
Maya Solano
Status
Planting
Trees planted
25,000
Property map
Area 30.2 haCanopy > 3 m 8.1 ha
Owner record
Full name
Maya Solano
Region
Alajuela
Property
P015
Plot record
Trees
80
Species
18
Assigned to
Field team 2

Data from the field, directly to your system.

Practical mobile workflows for observations and evidence, including offline. Capture points, polygons, lines and geolocated photos. Your project context syncs automatically when connected.

See Field App
Demo property P002 on a portrait tablet: the record beside the map, with the device’s position inside the boundary among the planting and monitoring plots
Demo property P002 on Android: its boundary and planting plots on the map above the property record
FRC tree T0305 mobile record with its species, condition and attached field photo
Demo property Oeste on Android: boundary outline and monitoring plots on the map above the record drawer

Make better decisions. Reduce operational costs.

Your team’s time is precious. With field data flowing straight into one connected system, nobody transcribes paper sheets or builds reports by hand. And you get to make the best decisions on real-time data from the field.

Land acquisition board for synthetic demo landowners: new leads, owners contacted, under review and offers sent, with area and eligibility.
Synthetic demo sites that are behind or need a visit, grouped by field crew, with next monitoring date and hectares per crew.

See the whole project

Every site on the map with its history, so you can ask why one is falling behind or why survival is lower.

Adjust staffing in time

See whether teams are hitting their targets while there is still time to change the plan.

Put people where they matter

Hours spent copying and checking data go back to nurseries, fieldwork and conversations with landowners.

Fundraise with credible evidence.

Give funders a clear view of your projects, progress and the work behind the numbers. Share maps, dashboards and field evidence through donor portals and public pages.

One Tree Planted and Coldplay public donor portal, captured September 2026, showing supported projects, donation figures and a world map.
Acción Andina public programme view, captured September 2026, showing restoration projects across the Andes and totals marked under validation.
Demo property record with its monitoring plots and planting events.

Show the work

Bring project maps, progress and field records into a view funders can explore.

Keep supporters informed

Share updates through donor portals and public project pages.

Back your story with evidence

Connect the numbers you share to the records, photos and observations behind them.

Custom tools for your unique project. Bring together the maps, field apps, workflows and dashboards your team needs, shaped around how you work.

  • Field visits form settings: each field with its type and the spreadsheet column it imports from

    Your own fields and forms

    Name every field your team records, its type, and how it maps from your spreadsheets.

    See Features
  • Field visits table with survival rate and trees per hectare calculated from recorded counts

    Calculated metrics

    Survival rate, trees per hectare and other values, worked out from what the team records.

    See Features
  • Activity over time as assessments are created in the field

    Monitor progress

    Activity, pace, coverage and emerging issues while the work is still happening.

    See App Platform
  • Data checks on two field visits: one with a failed tree count and a species name to review, one with every check passed

    Quality control for your data

    Surface missing, inconsistent or questionable information early enough to fix it.

    See App Platform
  • Team permissions with admin, editor and viewer roles

    Roles and permissions

    Decide who can view, edit or manage each part of your project.

    See Features
  • A field visit form in Spanish: Registrar visita de campo

    In your team’s language

    Forms, labels and choices in the language each team works in.

    See Features
  • The map layer library: public data sources filtered by coverage and topic, each with a preview

    A catalogue of map layers

    Satellite imagery, forest, land cover, terrain and climate layers, ready to add to your maps.

    See Data Layers
  • Forest cover, land structure and canopy height analysis results for one site

    Put geospatial analysis to work

    Run forest cover, canopy height and land structure analyses on each site’s boundary.

    See Analyses
  • A table’s More menu with Download CSV and Copy to clipboard

    Exports and reports

    Download any table as CSV or copy it straight into a report.

    See Features
+49 features to adapt to your unique project
Read the Acción Andina case study.How one platform connects Andean forest projects, local partners and funders.

Common questions

What is Restoration Scope?

Restoration Scope is software for carbon and nature restoration projects. Teams connect field data, maps and operations in one system and share progress with funders.

Does Restoration Scope work for carbon projects?

Yes. Carbon developers use it for land acquisition, field operations and monitoring. The standard decides what you measure; Restoration Scope holds those records for your verifier. It does not issue or verify credits.

Can we keep our spreadsheets and Kobo forms?

Yes. Excel, Google Sheets, Kobo, shapefiles, Google Drive, drone imagery and field photos come in by import, upload or scheduled sync, so your team keeps the tools it already uses.

Does the field app work offline?

Yes. The Field App runs on iOS and Android, keeps working without signal and syncs records and photos when you reconnect.

Can funders and the public see our progress?

Yes, when you choose. Donor portals and public pages show selected maps, dashboards and field evidence, while internal records stay restricted.

How is Restoration Scope priced?

A project subscription covers the shared platform and is not priced per seat. Implementation is scoped separately, around the modules or custom work your project needs.

Connect your data, understand your operations.

Bring in the spreadsheets, field forms and maps you already use, and see every site in one place.

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