Layers
Imagery, elevation and composition rasters sit side by side. Switch them on and off independently and keep the camera still while you compare.
Independent lab
We gather open terrain datasets and make them easy to browse, layer and annotate. One map, many sources, no jargon.
We would rather finish a small set of features than ship a long list of half-working ones. The first release focuses on the parts people use every day.
Imagery, elevation and composition rasters sit side by side. Switch them on and off independently and keep the camera still while you compare.
Leave notes, tag features and keep a short notebook next to the map. Each observation stays attached to the place it belongs to.
Take your notes and chosen crops away with you as ordinary open files. Nothing you make is trapped inside our tools.
Students, science writers, map curators and anyone who reads a landscape for a living. If you have ever wanted to place two datasets on top of each other without a week of setup, this is aimed at you.