Every future begins with one decision.

Treevice calculates how every tree in your city will cope with tomorrow's climate — so you plant what survives and care for what you already have.

The right decision today…
…grows for generations.
The right future for everyone.

Right place.
Right tree.
Right future.

Treevice is the decision intelligence platform for climate-resilient urban trees — new plantings and existing ones.

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Right place

Identify the best locations based on data, climate and future scenarios.

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Right tree

Choose the most suitable species for long-term resilience and impact.

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Right future

Create greener, healthier and more livable cities for generations.

Three questions, one platform

Every planting decision, answered.

Treevice always resolves to one of three questions. Explore them live in our demo, built on open data for Brno.

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Existing Trees

Can the trees already in the ground survive here? See species, health, current and future suitability, and a clear recommendation for every tree.

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Best Species

Pick a location. Treevice ranks the species most likely to thrive there, now and decades from now.

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Best Places

Pick a species. Treevice surfaces the best locations across a city or site for planting it successfully.

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For cities

Fewer trees lost. Better decisions, earlier.

A tree that dies is paid for twice: once when you plant it, and again when you replace it. Treevice shows which trees will thrive in your climate — now and in 2035, 2050 and 2080 — before the money is spent.

Plant what survives

For any street, park or site, see the species with the best chance of reaching maturity — and avoid costly replacement plantings.

Care for what you have

See which existing trees stand on suitable ground and what limits the others — too little rainfall, heat, or soil water — so care goes where it matters.

Act before it's a crisis

Where trees are clearly unsuited to the future climate, you know years ahead that action will be needed — and can budget and plan for it.

The time dimension

Climate doesn't stand still. Neither should your plan.

Every analysis in Treevice runs across four time horizons, so a tree that looks fine today isn't a surprise liability in 2050.

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Betula pendula · Žabovřesky riverside
Climate suitability70
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This tree is well matched to current conditions.
How it works

From your city's data to confident decisions.

Treevice is introduced city by city. We start with an assessment tailored to your territory, then you work with the results in the platform.

Step 1

We calculate your city

We agree on your area, species list and climate horizons, then compute suitability from climate, soil and urban data — and match it to your tree inventory.

Step 2

You get the platform

Your results arrive as a map-first workspace: every tree, every location, every time horizon — for planners, tree officers and GIS teams alike.

Step 3

You plan and care

Choose species with confidence, prioritise care for existing trees, and plan replacements for those that won't last. Keep your data current with an annual subscription.

Pricing tailored to your city

The scope — area, number of species, scenarios and modules — differs for every city, so each proposal is individual. Tell us about your city and we'll come back with a clear offer.

Beyond cities

Also for professionals and homeowners.

Our roadmap extends the same intelligence to the people who plan, plant and care for trees.

Professionals

Landscape architects, arborists, developers and consultants will get a web app for project-level decisions. Coming next.

Public

A free mobile app for garden owners and tree enthusiasts. On our roadmap.

Partners

Landscape architects, arborists and nurseries can join the Treevice Partner Network to help cities implement recommendations.

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Plan for the climate you'll actually have.

Tell us about your city. We'll show what your trees can expect — and what to do about it.