Jejakin CarbonAtlas & CarbonIQ

Jejakin is an Indonesian climate tech company founded in 2018 by Arfan Arlanda, Sudono Salim and Andreas Djingga. It builds technology that turns corporate climate commitments into measurable results, from emission accounting to monitored nature-based projects across Indonesia.

Its product suite includes CarbonIQ for carbon accounting, CarbonAtlas for measurement, reporting and verification of climate projects, CarbonSpace as an offset marketplace and CarbonAPI for enterprise integration. CarbonAtlas collects field data through an offline-capable mobile app, satellite imagery and drones, adds custom IoT sensors for water, soil, bioacoustics and energy, and runs verification, approval and reporting workflows. Clients and partners shown include Microsoft, Visa, Gojek, HSBC, BCA, Telkomsel and MRT Jakarta.

• Deforestation and fire detection: continuous satellite monitoring with alerts on active fires and forest loss.
• Field monitoring app: offline mobile data collection for planting, growth and asset tracking.
• IoT sensors: custom sensors for water, soil, bioacoustics and energy feed real-time project data.
• Biodiversity and community impact: structured indicators for species and socio-economic change.
• CarbonIQ accounting: emission accounting and reporting for corporate footprints.
• CarbonAPI and CarbonSpace: API integration for branded climate programs and a marketplace for offsets.

Forestry companies and provincial forest owners in Vietnam can monitor afforestation or mangrove restoration projects for carbon credit development. Banks and telecom operators can run branded tree-planting programs for customers with verifiable tracking. Corporates can measure their footprint and link it to monitored offset projects.

Project developers and corporates get one system for land tracking, field monitoring and impact measurement instead of scattered spreadsheets and photos. Satellite-based fire and deforestation alerts flag risks to project areas early. Triangulated field and remote-sensing data plus custom exports make MRV reports easier to defend. The company reports 1.6 million trees planted and 159,000 hectares covered.

Southeast Asia holds large forest, mangrove and agricultural carbon potential, and Indonesia and Vietnam are both building domestic carbon markets. Buyers and registries now demand digital, verifiable MRV data rather than manual reports, which favours platforms that combine remote sensing, field apps and sensors.

Founded in 2018 in Indonesia; founders Arfan Arlanda (CEO), Sudono Salim and Andreas Djingga. Received a grant from LCDI-ITF BPDLH to support agricultural decarbonisation in Indonesia. Partners include Gojek (GoGreener), Telkomsel, IDX, Bank Mandiri and One Tree Planted.