Geospatial Management.
Import your data in open formats and track every version, without running your own tile server
Same map.Two different feeling.
THE OLD WAY
1 request per tile
find the file
re-cut · re-upload · invalidate
a data change costs a day
THE GC WAY
at most 2byte-range requests
straight to storage, via C
a data change costs one upload
FILES NEEDED TO SERVE THE SAME 50 GB BASEMAP
357,913,9411
01
The traditional way turns every square of the map into its own file. A typical map services needs hundreds of millions of them, each one a separate request, each one sitting behind a tile server you have to build and keep alive.
02
The GC way packs the whole thing into one file on ordinary storage. The browser reads it directly. A data change costs one upload, not a day of re-cutting and redeploying.
How we manage Geospatial data?
3 steps. Files in, live map out.
01 IMPORT
… plus FlatGeobuf, MapInfo TAB,a zip, or just a URL
type &validate
schema
02 GENERATE
lands on object storage —nothing to deploy
publish
03 SERVE
copy-paste snippet
Export back out in six open formats at any time — the data never gets trapped.
Import your data as-is. One click turns it into a single map archive, every zoom level included, served straight through open standards, ready for any client to read. Everything running underneath exists to make these three steps boring and repeatable, every time.
Supported Formats
- GeoPackage
- Shapefile
- KML
- GeoParquet
- GeoJSON
- NDJSON
- FlatGeobuf
- MapInfo
OGC Standard & Compatible
- OGC API Features
- TileJSON
- MapLibre Style JSON
Datastore Integration
- PostGIS
- BigQuery
- Snowflake
- Earth Engine
- Zarr
- GeoParquet
Built to Scale
~90%scaling efficiencyacross distributed nodes.
Tested on national-scale location data and archives of tens of thousands of satellite images. Proven at the same scale government and enterprise systems run at.
Deployed your way
Available as a licensed deployment on your own private cloud or on-premise infrastructure, for organizations with data residency requirements.
- On-premise
- Private cloud