Open geospatial workspace

See the planet.
Shape what’s next.

A modern coding environment built on Google Earth Engine—bringing JavaScript and browser-side Python with NumPy, Matplotlib, Plotly, maps, assets, repositories, and exports into one focused studio.

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Runs in your browser JavaScript + Python

Localized code-editor interfaces will be available soon.

Earth Engine Studio running a Sentinel-2 JavaScript workflow with code, Console results, scripts, and a map Real Studio capture

Designed for the work between idea and insight.

  • Three map renderers
  • GitHub + GitLab
  • NumPy + Matplotlib + Plotly
  • Browser-local persistence
01 / A better workspace

Earth Engine,
with more room to work.

We build on the planetary-scale analysis of Google Earth Engine and extend the workspace around it—more languages, scientific Python, more map choices, richer repository flows, and tools that stay close to your code.

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JavaScriptPythonNumPy
Python · NumPy · Matplotlib
import ee, numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

image = ee.Image("COPERNICUS/S2")
Map.addLayer(image)

Scientific Python in your browser

Move between JavaScript and browser-side Python, then work with NumPy, Matplotlib, Plotly, completion, hover help, references, and familiar editor ergonomics.

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Earth Engine Studio showing JavaScript, Console results, and a three-dimensional terrain map of Innsbruck

Map without lock-in

Choose your renderer per map, draw and inspect geometry, compare views in tabs, and keep the same script-facing map API.

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Work directly in your repositories

Open, edit, and save files in GitHub and GitLab repositories from the Studio, with conflict-aware saves that protect remote changes.

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Earth Engine Studio displaying an interactive Plotly time-series figure with export controls

From output to artifact

Inspect structured console results, open Plotly or Matplotlib figures, manage cloud exports, or stream resumable local downloads.

02 / One continuous flow

Keep the context.
Lose the friction.

Search data, write code, inspect the map, study a figure, manage an export, and return tomorrow to the workspace you left behind.

Start exploring
  1. 01

    Discover

    Search official and community catalogs without leaving the workspace.

    5,473 datasets
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    Compose

    Build in JavaScript or Python, locally or directly from a GitHub or GitLab repository.

    Code connected
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    Observe

    Turn computations into explorable maps, charts, figures, and console values.

    Live outputs
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    Deliver

    Export to the cloud or download robust, resumable local artifacts.

    Cloud + local
03 / Built on a strong foundation

Extend the workflow.
Keep the engine.

Earth Engine Studio is an independent, open workspace built on top of Google Earth Engine. It keeps the platform’s analysis capabilities at the center while expanding how you write, navigate, visualize, and organize the work around them.

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More flexibleChoose languages, maps, layouts, and local workflows.

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More connectedBring repositories, code, assets, tasks, and documentation together.

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More yoursPersist your working context in the browser and shape the studio around the project.

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Thoughtfully vibe coded
agentic engineered.

Built by humans and agents who care about geospatial craft, useful tools, and the oddly satisfying feeling of a clean console.
The planet is already running.

What will you build
on top of it?

Open Earth Engine Studio

No install. Open the studio in your browser.