MYX in 2025: Site Analyzer, Twin Viewer Series, New US Customers

2025 at MYX comes down to a short list. The MYX Site Analyzer was unveiled at the end of June and shipped in July. The MYX Twin Viewer got a weekly video series through the fall. New US customers came on board, alongside our ongoing partnership with TDF. Below is what shipped and what customers do with it.

MYX Site Analyzer

At the end of June we unveiled the MYX Site Analyzer in a public webinar, and v1.0 shipped in July. The teams that manage towers, rooftops and land also manage a large paper trail, and most of it sits unread. The Analyzer reads the documents behind physical infrastructure: ground leases, annexes, permits, drawings and reports. It turns them into structured data that teams can search, filter and export.

Still from the MYX Site Analyzer unveiling webinar, June 2025
The MYX Site Analyzer unveiling webinar, June 2025.

In practice the Analyzer is a grid. Each row is a document and each column is an extracted field. Every value carries a reference to the page of the source document it came from, so a reviewer can open the source and check it. Hundreds of documents run overnight in a single batch, and the finished table exports to Excel. The typical jobs are due diligence and legacy site audits, where the question is whether the database matches the documents. v2.0 shipped in September, and our co-founder Dean Bezlov's year-in-review post on LinkedIn puts the running total at 19.5 billion words processed so far.

Still from the June 2025 unveiling webinar: an extracted antenna table in Excel, one row per antenna with the source drawing named on each row
From the unveiling webinar: an extracted antenna table, with the source drawing named on every row.

MYX Twin Viewer

From late September we published a weekly video series on the MYX Twin Viewer. Each episode covers a single capability. If you missed the episodes, the series is the fastest way to see what the viewer does today. The season covered:

  • Annotations and measurements, with 2D measurement at millimetre precision

  • 2D and 3D overlays, including electromagnetic field simulation

  • Revit-integrated 3D drawings

  • Document storage, search and preview on the twin

  • Drone, ground, panoramic and 360 imagery in a single viewer

Launch of the MYX Twin Viewer weekly video series, September 2025
The Twin Viewer video series launch, September 2025.

In practice a tower team can measure a mount from the office and open the site documents from the same screen.

One3D for Pilots and Surveyors

Alongside the enterprise platform, our self-serve digital twin platform One3D served drone pilots and surveyors. Their feature requests, sent in support tickets and raised on calls, shaped our roadmap all year.

Customers, Partners and the EIC Board

In September we were back at Connected Britain. In October we presented MYX to the Board of the European Innovation Council. New US customers came on board this year, and our partnership with TDF, announced in June 2024, continued.

Dean Bezlov of MYX at the MYX stand at Connected Britain, September 2025
Dean Bezlov at Connected Britain, September 2025.

What Comes Next

In November we teased something big: one of the biggest single datasets to be uploaded and processed on the MYX platform, whether it comes from a drone capture, a smartphone survey or a LIDAR road analysis. We will write about it when it ships, not before.

A mobile LIDAR scanner and camera being mounted on the roof rack of a car by the MYX team, November 2025
Mounting the LIDAR rig for the road-analysis dataset, November 2025.

If you manage towers, rooftops or land and want to see the Analyzer or the Twin Viewer on your own documents and sites, schedule a demo. Thank you to our customers, our partners and the whole MYX team. See you in 2026.

Previous
Previous

Ground Lease Abstraction: Weeks of Lease Reading in a Couple of Days

Next
Next

Measure a Tower Without Climbing It: 10 MYX Twin Viewer Videos