The commercial platform for the physical world

Resolve any place
to its rules.

SpatialDNS is the lookup layer for the physical world — and the platform the business is built on. Query a coordinate to get what applies there; partner with us to register, resell, and build on it.

resolver
GET /resolve?lat=35.9014&lng=-78.7628
→ 200 OK
NC State · Raleigh, NC (school)
dronesensitive arcoordinate prioritypublic safety → owner → commercial windowno drones · Sat–Sun geopose35.9014, -78.7628, 0
Preferences are informational — what a place asks for, not a permission or authorization.

Commercial services

Build on it, license it, or resell it.

SpatialDNS is the commercial implementation of the AirspaceRegistry ecosystem — the neutral, open registry underneath stays free, while SpatialDNS runs the enterprise resolver, licenses the technology, and certifies the registrars who verify ownership and register places at scale.

Now accepting applications

Certified Registrar Program

Become an accredited SpatialDNS registrar — the way accredited registrars work for domain names, but for the physical world.

  • Verify location ownership
  • Register & manage places for clients
  • Resell registration at wholesale pricing
For platforms & operators

Enterprise resolver & API

Commercial-grade access to the resolver — high-volume queries, service levels, private integrations, and portfolio management.

Patent-backed

Technology & IP licensing

License the architecture behind context-aware locations to build your own products, services, and registries.

Become a registrar → Or talk to us about enterprise access and licensing.

The idea

DNS resolves names. SpatialDNS resolves places.

DNS made the internet usable — you type a name, it resolves to an address. The physical world has no equivalent: no common, machine-readable way to ask a place what it prefers. That's the layer we're building.

DNS
example.com 93.184.216.34

A name resolves to an address.

vs
SpatialDNS
35.90, -78.76 drone: sensitive · no drones Sat–Sun

A place resolves to its rules & metadata.

01

Preferences

Drone, AR, and eVTOL preferences, per coordinate.

02

Time

Recurring and scheduled windows — "no drones on weekends."

03

Precedence

Who goes first on contention — public safety, owner, commercial.

04

Metadata

Categories, events, and temporary conditions for a place.

Not a pitch deck

It's already running.

SpatialDNS resolves against the AirspaceRegistry — a live, open registry of place preferences, queryable today through a public API and open standards.

LIVE · airspaceregistry.org/api
6M+
places, worldwide
2.
open standards — OGC GeoPose · Open AR Cloud
1
query per coordinate — point, area, or moment

How it fits together

The commercial layer of a neutral, open ecosystem.

Four independent layers, separated by design — so the registry stays neutral while the platform stays commercial.

LAYER 01

Intellectual property

Patent-backed architecture for context-aware locations.

LAYER 02

SpatialDNS

The commercial platform — resolver, registrars, enterprise, and licensing.

LAYER 03

Public registry

AirspaceRegistry.org — neutral, open, free community registry.

LAYER 04

Applications

Drones, AR, and robotics that decide how to use it.

SpatialDNS is one commercial implementation on top of neutral infrastructure — it never asserts authority over airspace.

Who queries it

Anything that needs to understand places.

UTM / drone platforms Public safety AR platforms Autonomous & robotics Enterprise operations

Get started

Developer, registrar, or partner?

Join the preview — developer access, the registrar program, enterprise resolver, or licensing. Tell us what you're building and we'll follow up.