Complex workflows
Interfaces and processes that assume deep GIS expertise from day one.
Product Preview
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A preview of the Mapstage interface for exploring, styling, and sharing spatial data on the web.
The Problem
GIS is powerful, but still hard to use.
Most GIS tools were built for specialists, not for the wider teams that need spatial data to make decisions.
Expensive platforms
Proprietary software can be difficult to justify across broader teams.
Fragmented collaboration
Sharing maps and working together often feels slower than it should.
High learning curve
Non-experts are left out, even when location data matters to their work.
As a result, many teams do not use spatial data at all, even when it matters.
Platform
A modern GIS platform for the web.
Mapstage is built to feel like modern software, not legacy GIS.
Cloud-native
Designed for the browser from day one, without desktop-first assumptions.
Collaborative
Built around shared workspaces, faster feedback, and team-based mapping.
Instant sharing
Maps can be shared with links instead of exports, screenshots, or file handoffs.
Browser-first
Accessible wherever your team already works, without heavy setup.
No installs. No heavy tooling.
Core Capabilities
Built for mapping, collaboration, and sharing.
Visualize data on maps
Upload datasets and turn them into interactive map layers without complex setup.
Collaborate in real time
Work with your team on the same map in a shared environment built for the web.
Share instantly
Send maps with a link instead of relying on exports, attachments, or file transfers.
Built on open standards
Designed to work with existing geospatial tools, formats, and workflows.
Built For The Future
Open by design. Exploring AI with care.
Open source by design
Mapstage is being built as an open-source platform because openness is essential for adoption, extensibility, and trust.
- Faster innovation through community
- Transparent and extensible architecture
- No vendor lock-in
- Lower barriers to adoption
A foundation for AI-driven workflows
We are exploring how AI can simplify spatial workflows and make GIS easier to use for a much wider range of people.
- Natural language queries for maps
- Assisted analysis and spatial insights
- Lowering the barrier to GIS usage
AI is an augmentation layer designed to make GIS more accessible.
Use Cases
Built for teams working with place, data, and decisions.
Infrastructure and asset mapping
Coordinate, inspect, and communicate spatial information across teams.
Environmental and climate visualization
Surface geographic patterns in changing landscapes and long-term datasets.
Research and academic projects
Collaborate on geospatial work without heavy platform overhead.
Field operations and reporting
Share map-based information quickly between planners, analysts, and operators.
Location-based products
Give teams a simpler way to prototype and communicate spatial product ideas.
Why Mapstage
GIS should feel accessible, collaborative, open, and modern.
Accessible
Not limited to experts.
Spatial tools should be usable by the broader teams who rely on geographic context.
Collaborative
Not siloed.
Maps should support shared work the same way modern software supports shared documents.
Open
Not locked behind proprietary systems.
Open standards and open-source thinking create stronger ecosystems.
Modern
Built for the cloud era.
GIS should feel browser-native, link-friendly, and easier to adopt across teams.
Get Early Access
Start mapping with Mapstage.
Whether you are exploring your first dataset or building advanced spatial workflows, Mapstage is being designed to help teams move faster with location-based data.