Your map data,
answerable.
Upload the spatial files you already have. MapRouter turns them into a map you can share, ask questions of in plain English, and plug into the AI tools you already use — without anyone installing GIS software.
Two: the Rainey St tower, issued on 10 March, and the East 6th conversion, which has no end date. Both are highlighted on the map.
Spatial data is easy to have and hard to use.
A surveyor’s shapefile lands in the wrong state because nobody said it was in state-plane feet. We work out the projection and fix it.
A list of site addresses is spatial data waiting to happen. We find the address column and put every row on the map.
The data lives in desktop GIS on one laptop. We turn it into a link anyone can open, and a map anyone can ask about.
From a file on your desktop to a map anyone can use.
Shapefiles, GeoPackages, GeoJSON, KML, or a spreadsheet of addresses — as it came, no clean-up first.
We detect the coordinate system, geocode addresses, and work out which column is the name, the address and the category. You can correct any of it.
Send a link, embed the map on your site, ask it questions in plain English, or hand it to the AI tools you already use.
A map is the start, not the end.
Put several layers together and share them with one link — or embed the map in your own site. Private until you say otherwise, and a new link revokes the old one.
Ask “which permits were active in March?” or “the ten largest parcels”. The AI picks the right question to ask the data, the data answers it, and you see what was asked — no numbers made up.
Every shared map comes with a link your AI assistant can connect to, so Claude, ChatGPT or your own agent can look things up in your data directly.
Nothing is locked in: export to GeoPackage, shapefile or GeoJSON whenever you like, or read it with QGIS and other GIS tools over standard APIs. The docs have the details for developers.
Start free. Buy credits when you need more.
No subscription and no minimum. Credits pay for the heavy lifting — processing big files, geocoding, and AI answers — and they never expire.
- Upload your files, in any common GIS format
- Maps you can share by link or embed
- Ask questions using your own AI key
- Export back out to GeoPackage, shapefile or GeoJSON
- Up to 10 datasets and 250 MB of files, with 20 processing runs a day
- Everything in Free, without its limits
- Large files processed, addresses geocoded
- Ask questions on our AI model — no key needed
- Let your own AI agents query your maps
- No subscription; credit never expires
Buying credit opens soon; everything in Free works today. Credit will be refundable for 30 days.
- Volume pricing on credit
- Help getting your data in
- Invoicing instead of a card
- A person to talk to
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