Less project packaging. More useful field work.
Geo Data Collector is built around direct access to open geospatial files, fast geometry capture and practical map tools. Teams can assemble the data they need without turning every field assignment into a heavyweight desktop-GIS publishing project.
Designed to reduce friction at the edge
Open GIS formats
Use GeoPackage, GeoJSON, MBTiles and GPX rather than requiring a proprietary mobile-project container.
Massive data through tiles
Use dynamic raster tiles for GeoPackage features and cached vector tiles from MBTiles or GeoPackage instead of loading a monolithic overlay.
Capture without a schema project
Use ad-hoc typed attributes for quick mapping or native forms when a standardized workflow is required.
Data separated by purpose
Keep transactional field features distinct from the basemap and reference overlays that support them.
Switch geometry as work changes
Move among point, line and polygon capture without rebuilding the entire mobile map package.
Multiple delivery paths
Use cloud destinations, FTP, WebDAV, local Wi-Fi sharing, email and supported exports.
Local work is the baseline, not a degraded mode
The core viewer, local data layers, ad-hoc capture, coordinate tools and GPX workflows do not require an organization to stand up a new enterprise back end. Connected services remain available for AOI requests, search, transfer, TAK and conversion when the job needs them.
- Read local raster and vector map sources
- Capture features and attributes in the field
- Use coordinate, compass and layer controls
- Add connected services as separate capabilities
Useful capabilities beyond data capture
Orient & measure context
Coordinates, scale, compass, go-to, search and layer control.
Inspect & transfer
Manage supported files and move them by LAN or connected services.
Convert vectors
Launch conversion of common GIS vectors into GeoJSON.
Build team awareness
Add TAK and Meshtastic marker context to the same map foundation.
Cartography stays attached to the tile pipeline
GL JSON stylesheets connect local vector sources with layers, sprites and glyphs, while GeoPackage feature tables can be rendered dynamically with field-selected point, line and polygon styling.
