---
id: presentation/mycosoft-earth-simulator
about:
  depiction: presentation/mycosoft-earth-simulator.jpg
  label: Mycosoft Earth Simulator
  description: >-
    Mycosoft's hosted 3D globe inside its NatureOS platform; it shows
    environmental layers, the positions of the company's field sensors,
    historical playback and forecast context, drawing on its MINDEX database of
    species and observation records.
  tags:
    - globe
    - environmental monitoring
    - sensors
    - fungi
    - world model
    - planetary
tool:
  form: hosted platform
  group: Thematic maps and globes
  homepage: 'https://mycosoft.com/natureos/earth-simulator'
open:
  source: unknown
  data: unknown
  api: unknown
  participation: unknown
  note: >-
    NatureOS lists an API gateway, an SDK and a Worldview API; whether they
    expose the simulator itself is not stated.
domains:
  - ecology
provenance:
  origin: agent
  sources:
    - title: NatureOS | Environmental Intelligence
      url: 'https://mycosoft.com/natureos'
    - title: About Mycosoft | Computing for Living Systems
      url: 'https://mycosoft.com/about'
    - title: >-
        MINDEX | Mycosoft Data Integrity Index | Cryptographic Environmental
        Database
      url: 'https://mycosoft.com/mindex'
  created: '2026-10-19'
  reviewed: '2026-10-19'
  reviewed_by: >-
    Claude, from the sources listed; the simulator's own page at
    /natureos/earth-simulator loads as an application shell with no readable
    text, so the description comes from the NatureOS and company pages.
  status: draft
---
Mycosoft is a US company (Mycosoft, Inc., with an operating subsidiary, Mycosoft, LLC).[^1,2] It builds fungal computer interfaces, field sensing devices and environmental software.[^2] On the Earth Simulator globe a user can turn on environmental layers, check where the company's devices are and what state they are in, play back past conditions, view forecasts and run simulated scenarios.[^1] The globe is one part of NatureOS, the company's platform for sensing, simulation and environmental records.[^1]

Mycosoft aims the simulator at planners, scientists and analysts as a model of the world across space and time.[^1,2] Its data comes from two sources. One is Mycosoft's own field hardware: sensing droids for ground, air and water, linked by a mesh network the company calls DirtNet.[^1,2] The other is MINDEX, the company's database of species, observation and compound records, each stored with its origin, time and location.[^3]

The simulator runs as a hosted web application.[^1] There is a plans and access page, but no prices or licence are published.[^2] Mycosoft's about page notes that product information does not by itself establish live data or scientific validation.[^2] Mycosoft says it has been building since 2021.[^1,2,3]