Photos and illustrations
All photos and illustrations on canvasscout.com were created for Canvas Scout with AI image tools, including OpenAI's image model through Higgsfield, on plans that allow commercial use. The people, storefronts and businesses shown are fictional. They illustrate how Canvas Scout works; they aren't customers, and they don't endorse Canvas Scout. Example businesses, scores and alerts in product previews are made up too.
The Canvas Scout name, logo and scout character belong to Reform Marketing LLC.
Video
The one-minute film on our home page, and the short looping clips cut from it, were made for Canvas Scout. Its filmed scenes were created with AI tools: still images from OpenAI's image model, animated with Seedance, both through Higgsfield. The narration voice was generated with ElevenLabs through Higgsfield, and the music and sound effects with ElevenLabs, all on plans that allow commercial use. The people and storefronts in those scenes are fictional. The app screens in the film are real Canvas Scout screens from our demo account, which shows made-up businesses.
Fonts
- Archivo, © The Archivo Project Authors, used under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
- IBM Plex Mono, © IBM Corp., used under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
Both are served from our own servers.
Icons and software
- Lucide icons, ISC License (portions from Feather, MIT).
- GSAP and ScrollTrigger by GreenSock, under the GreenSock Standard License.
- Lenis smooth scrolling by darkroom.engineering, MIT License.
- MapLibre GL JS (in the app), BSD 3-Clause License.
- qrcode-generator by Kazuhiko Arase (in the app’s two-step sign-in setup), MIT License.
Full license texts: assets/vendor/LICENSES.txt.
Maps
Map tiles in the app are provided by OpenFreeMap, using the OpenMapTiles schema, with map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, available under the Open Database License. The app's topographic and satellite map types use public-domain maps and aerial imagery from USGS The National Map. The maps on canvasscout.com itself are illustrations drawn by our own code, not real places.
Drive times, multi-day routes and mileage are worked out on our own server by OSRM (Open Source Routing Machine, BSD 2-Clause License), using road data © OpenStreetMap contributors under the Open Database License, downloaded from Geofabrik.
The app's “May be a home address” note on a business is an estimate our server works out from the same OpenFreeMap tiles (map data © OpenStreetMap contributors, under the Open Database License): the land use, building outlines, places and house numbers around the business. Only map tile coordinates are requested; no business or personal details are sent.
Data
- Territory estimates use U.S. Census Bureau data: County Business Patterns 2023, the 2023 Gazetteer, and the 2023 metropolitan and micropolitan area delineations. Census data is in the public domain.
- County outlines in the app and on the sign-up page's map come from the Census Bureau's cartographic boundary files, packaged by the us-atlas project (ISC License).
- Business listings come from publicly available sources, including commercial business-data providers and businesses' own websites. Business owners can ask us to remove a listing.
Spotted a problem?
If you think something here is used without the right permission, email hello@canvasscout.com and we'll look into it right away.