TwoNode
We build for industries.
We connect every player in the ecosystem.
Every industry has its own way of working.
Its own people. Its own information.
Its own problems. Its own opportunities.
We spend time understanding those things.
Then we build.
We don't build technology and then look for somewhere to put it. We go where the work is. We learn how an industry works. We understand the people inside it. We identify where information, processes and relationships break down. Then we build around those gaps.
Start with an industry
The industries we're building in.
Surveying & Geospatial
Where we started.
Survey plan records move through a chain of surveyors, ministries, lawyers and land buyers — and in most of the industry, that chain still runs on paper, on desks, in filing cabine…
Real Estate
Where we're building next.
Buying property in a market where title history is scattered across registries, agents and word of mouth means due diligence is either slow, expensive, or skipped. We saw the same …
The product is only part of the work.
Sometimes the answer is software.
Sometimes it's a better workflow.
Sometimes it's bringing the right people into the same room.
Sometimes it's all three.
This is why Surfboard, GBC and REVA can sit alongside each other without TwoNode looking unfocused. The common thread isn't a product category — it's building whatever an industry needs to work better.
What we believe
Industries work better when their information does.
Understand deeply
We start with the way work actually happens.
Build simply
Complex problems should result in simple experiences.
Connect the pieces
Value often exists between disconnected players, systems and information.
Integrity holds all three together — it's what makes any of it trustworthy.
We've been building.
- Workshops & events
- Sessions with surveying agencies and the surveyors who use Surfboard day to day.
- Institutional engagement
- Ongoing conversations with the ministries and regulators downstream of every plan Surfboard stores.
- GBC
- A recurring conference bringing the geospatial industry's builders into one room, not just onto one platform.
Things we're thinking about.
All insights →What a survey plan actually goes through before it's approved
Before we wrote any code for Surfboard, we followed a single plan through the chain — surveyor, ministry, query, resubmission — to see where it actually breaks.
Founder perspectivesWhy we built a conference instead of just a feature
Surfboard could have shipped a comments feature. Instead we built a room. Here's the difference, and why it mattered for this industry specifically.
Product storiesThe pattern we found in real estate was the one we already knew
REVA didn't start with a real-estate idea. It started with the same shape of problem we'd already learned inside surveying, one industry over.
We've started with the industries we know.
There are more problems to understand. More systems to connect. More people to build with.