Custom web map development

Custom web maps for the location workflows your team actually runs.

Bring the messy workflow first: an address list, route, parcel set, imagery folder, field process, or spreadsheet. We turn it into a decision surface people can inspect, trust, and use.

Talk through my map build Browse proof demos

Spatial Need Analyzer proof map showing hex-grid need scores

Flagship proof

Workflow to map product

Start with a real decision, then build the smallest map that proves it.

Input

Addresses, routes, parcels, imagery, or assets

Map

Layers, filters, popups, and selection state

Evidence

Source notes, limits, and next action

Output

Report, dashboard, export, or build path

Input

Send addresses, routes, parcels, imagery, asset layers, or the manual workflow you want to replace.

Map

We turn it into a focused browser map with the layers, filters, popups, and state your users need.

Evidence

Each selection gets plain-language notes, source context, limits, and a recommended next action.

Output

You leave with a report, export, dashboard, field form, lead list, or scoped build path.

What we build

You do not need to arrive with the perfect map spec.

Most useful map products start with a plain business question: which sites should we visit, which route is viable, what changed in this image, where are our assets, or what should the field team collect next?

Custom web map development

Browser-based maps for teams that need filters, layers, popups, drawing tools, exports, and a clear user workflow.

Location intelligence dashboards

Decision screens for site selection, territory planning, market research, public-sector prioritization, and operations review.

Mapbox, Leaflet, and Google Maps builds

Practical stack selection based on your users, data, performance needs, budget, and long-term maintenance plan.

Field, imagery, and asset workflows

Tools for collecting observations, reviewing imagery, checking infrastructure, and handing off clean data to the next system.

Featured proof

Start with the workflow that looks closest to your next decision.

These are the strongest buyer-ready examples: site screening, route review, imagery interpretation, public-sector prioritization, report generation, and field collection.

Strong opener

#1Decision model

Spatial Need Analyzer

Find where services are missing by combining population density, proximity, and amenity coverage on a hex grid.

Best fit: Cities, planners, public health, retail expansion teams

Gap score by hexPopulation-weighted coverageMulti-city scenario testing

Open need analyzer

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Report-ready

#2Paid report fit

Foot Traffic Popularity Score

Rank businesses and corridors by observed visitor activity before choosing a site, tenant, or expansion area.

Best fit: Retail, franchise, CRE, investors

400m, 800m, and custom radiusFoursquare and Overture PlacesRanked location report

Open foot traffic proof

Imagery proof

#3AI-assisted review

naipai - Imagery Chat

Ask questions of aerial, drone, or satellite imagery and receive grounded answers tied to visible image evidence.

Best fit: Imagery analysts, emergency response, inspection teams

Damage and asset reviewVision-language modelsCited answers and boxes

Open imagery proof

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Trust proof

#5Route comparison

PermitOps Route Intelligence

Compare truck routes against bridge, clearance, and permit-review constraints before dispatch or field review.

Best fit: Heavy haul, logistics, infrastructure

FHWA/NBI recordsRoute alternativesNo invented permit status

Open route proof

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Cash offer

#4Production QA workflow

Striping and Marking Annotation

Turn collected roadway imagery into human-reviewed pavement marking layers with QA/QC, GIS cleanup, vertical accuracy checks, and schema-ready delivery.

Best fit: Mobile mapping firms, DOT contractors, smart city teams, data operations leaders

2,000+ miles/month capacity>98% accuracy targetGIS schema cleanup before export

Open striping demo

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Utility QA

#6ROW inventory review

ROW Asset QA / Utility Inventory

Review hydrants, manholes, catch basins, guardrails, poles, cabinets, bus shelters, and curb ramps before they become bad GIS layers.

Best fit: Mobile mapping vendors, public works, utility contractors, asset inventory teams

Attribute QAFalse positive and false negative reviewMap-linked geolocation correction

Open ROW QA demo

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Flagship proof

#7Full QA workflow

Geospatial Data Annotation

Review source imagery, map position, QA decisions, and export-ready records for infrastructure annotation and feature extraction.

Best fit: Mapping companies, mobile mapping primes, DOT, AI data teams

Street-level imagery reviewHuman-in-the-loop QA/QCGIS-ready delivery package

Open annotation demo

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Public sector

#8Priority model

Environmental Equity Playground Mapper

Prioritize playground investments where heat exposure, lower tree canopy, and income vulnerability overlap.

Best fit: Cities, parks agencies, nonprofits, public health

DC Open Data parksWard-level sample contextTransparent priority scoring

Open equity mapper

Paid sample

#9Report workflow

Soil Report

Turn a parcel or drawn area into a soil-risk and suitability report your team can review before committing money.

Best fit: Land buyers, builders, ag, environmental teams

USDA soil dataDrawn area of interestPDF-style report output

Open soil report

Field ops

#10Workflow builder

SurveyForge

Design field forms with GPS capture, conditional logic, and export-ready packets for Survey123, KoboToolbox, or ODK.

Best fit: Field teams, nonprofits, public works

Field form designMulti-platform exportGPS and logic rules

Open SurveyForge

Choose by outcome

Jump to the buyer problem you recognize.

Paid starting points

Prove the workflow before committing to a full custom build.

Most teams do not need a giant software discussion first. They need one credible output using their places, routes, assets, or imagery so the next investment is obvious.

Workflow fit review

$750+

Choose the closest working example and define what has to change for your data, users, and decision.

One priority workflow
Recommended map stack
Scope, risks, and next step

Start here

Single-area proof report

$750 to $1.5k

Turn one address, parcel, route, territory, or image into a concise evidence package.

Map plus evidence panel
Source and limitation notes
Report or CSV handoff

Start here

Batch decision screen

$2.5k+

Compare a short list of sites, routes, territories, assets, or detections in one pass.

10 to 25 candidates
Ranked evidence table
Review call and build path

Start here

Full proof catalog

Every demo stays visible, now grouped by the decision it supports.

Match my workflow

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