Think Google Forms — but people answer by drawing points, lines, and areas on a map. Free to start, no coding required.
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From the field
Case study
Lessons learned
Baltimore, Maryland · Neighborhood planning
Remington, a Baltimore neighborhood of row homes between Johns Hopkins and the Jones Falls, is updating its community plan. Before the planners drew anything, residents marked the map.
Greater Remington Improvement Association
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Lessons learned
Milton Keynes, England · Parish council
Whitehouse, a new estate on the western edge of Milton Keynes, has outgrown its dog bins. The community council asked residents to drop a pin where a bin was missing. 39 did so in nine days, and the council's next paper recommended six new bins.
Whitehouse Community Council
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Olney, Illinois · Municipality
Olney, Illinois, calls itself the Home of the White Squirrels. The City has counted them every year since 1977. This year the count moved online and expanded.
City of Olney, Illinois
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Pszów, Poland · Town planning
Before drawing a single line, a team of town planners asked the people who use the place every day. Here is how a microplanning survey in a town of 13,000 worked.
Towarzystwo Urbanistów Polskich (Society of Polish Town Planners), Silesian Branch
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See it in action
Describe the project and AI drafts the sections, questions and translations. Then add your own layers — GeoJSON or CSV, with photos, categories and a legend — so people can answer about the places you already know.
Respondents open your objects, rate them and comment, mark places, draw routes, add photos, and see what others marked. Questions adapt to earlier answers. It works on any phone, in their language.
Filter and select answers right on the map, flag and clean responses, and see where people drop off. Export to Excel, GeoPackage, Shapefile, KML or GeoJSON when the work moves to GIS.
Turn the answers into a public results page with maps and charts. Small groups are masked to protect privacy. Keep it live while the survey runs, or freeze it when the consultation closes.
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, GeoPackage, Shapefile or CSV and 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.
Collect citizen input on a map without a GIS team. Open source, no vendor lock-in, and every response exports to GeoJSON, Excel or Shapefile.
Try it
Take a 2-minute demo survey — mark places, draw routes, answer questions on the map.
Capabilities
Points, lines and areas, as many as a person needs, each with its own follow-up questions and photo. Pick a marker icon from almost two thousand, and let people search for an address.
Upload GeoJSON or CSV layers with photos, categories and a legend, then ask about each object: thumbs up or down, a comment, a rating. Your list of sites becomes the survey.
Respondents see what others marked and react to it, so a consultation turns into a conversation. You moderate what is shown, or approve each mark first.
AI drafts the survey from a short brief. Questions and sections adapt to earlier answers; star ratings, rankings, sliders and an “Other” option are built in. 75 languages, any phone.
Select and filter answers on the map, flag incomplete or doubtful responses, tag them and add notes. See completion, drop-off and which links brought people in.
Excel, GeoPackage, Shapefile, KML, GeoJSON and CSV for your GIS. A public results page with privacy masking, and comment threads so your team works in one place.
How to start
Most people build it themselves in an afternoon. If you have a deadline, a council to report to, or no time, we build it with you.
For anyone with a place and a question.
Free to start · no card · no coding
For councils, agencies and consultancies whose project depends on the responses.
The call is free and commits you to nothing