Who it's for
Ask residents where they need bike lanes, where crossings feel dangerous, where parks are missing. People draw routes and outline neighborhoods — not just drop pins.
Run spatial studies without expensive platforms. Download GeoJSON + CSV, analyze in QGIS, R, or Python. Cite the open-source tool in your papers.
Engage your community in mapping what matters. Multilingual, mobile-friendly, easy to share. Perfect for participatory budgeting and public space assessments.
Citizen data stays on your infrastructure. No vendor lock-in, no annual subscription. Compliant with data sovereignty and GDPR requirements.
Try it
Take a 2-minute demo survey — mark places, draw routes, answer questions on the map.
Capabilities
Respondents mark places, draw routes, and outline areas directly on the map. Mobile-friendly with crosshair mode for precise input.
Drag-and-drop editor with live preview. 13 question types including text, choice, rating, image, and three map types. Sub-questions, sections, translations — no coding required.
One survey, multiple languages. Questions, choices, and the thank-you page all support translation. Respondents pick their language on entry.
Response maps, charts, completion funnel, device breakdown, and time-on-section — all in one dashboard. Track campaigns with UTM links and shareable pages.
Create organizations, invite team members with roles, and collaborate on surveys. Survey versioning keeps your published data safe while you edit the next draft.
Download responses as GeoJSON + CSV in a single ZIP — ready for QGIS, ArcGIS, R, or Python. Export by version. Import and reuse survey structures across projects.