GeoZap turns your pXRF data into automated geological classification — lithology, regolith, alteration, vectoring to mineralisation. Built and validated by geologists.
Free classification — no commitment required.
Many teams collect pXRF data in the field and use it to check a few numbers. We think that is leaving a lot of value on the table. With the right field tools, minimum sample preparation, and a solid QAQC process, pXRF data can discriminate rock types, map alteration, and vector towards mineralisation — automatically, as you collect it.
Purpose-built for field conditions, minimal preparation required
Project-specific ML models that extract what generic approaches miss
Shorten a hole, push deeper, prioritise the next target, or redirect resources before it's too late
Get interpretation as soon as data is collected, not weeks later
Real-time geological insight means fewer wasted holes and smarter programme decisions
Only send samples to the lab for what pXRF cannot answer, or for validation
The entry point to the ZAP ecosystem. Real-time data validation, drift monitoring, and direct database push — on the go, before data drifts too far from the truth.
We start by understanding your project — the geology, the objectives, and how pXRF fits into your workflow. We label and validate your data as geologists, then train a model specific to your project. Once set up, every new dataset is classified automatically, on the go.
Trusted by exploration teams in Australia
GeoZap handles the repetitive work — consistent classification, automated workflows, clean data — so geologists can focus on interpretation, and geochemists can close the gap between data collection and insight.
Consistent, objective classification that removes subjectivity from logging and speeds up geological interpretation.
Automated workflows that reduce the time between data collection and actionable results, without losing scientific rigour.
This is not a software company that built a geology tool. GeoZap are geologists who built software because they lived the problem. When we train a model, we validate it as geologists — looking at the rocks, understanding the project, managing it from the field to the office.
Learn about our approachWorking at the core yard? Collect pXRF data with FastGeo and visualise GeoZap classification results directly on your tablet. Live field data collection meets automated geological interpretation.
See how Ramelius Resources used the ZAP Platform for automated pXRF lithological classification across their Western Australian operations.
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