Spatial Analysis,
Built for Planners.
MapX supports the whole planning workflow — bringing in and cleaning your data, running the spatial analysis, producing the maps, and delivering the report.
“Grade buildable land around the rail corridor and propose a development boundary.”
Start in your browser — nothing to install.
Ready-made Planning Workflows
Open a scenario with its data already loaded, and start from the analysis rather than a blank map.
- Region
- Nairobi
- Entry layers
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Ask
Grade buildable land, then propose a development boundary with tiered controls.
Delivers
Constraint layers, graded suitability, boundary proposal
Open this scenarioWhat You Can Do with MapX
One workspace for the whole planning workflow — data access, spatial analysis, visualisation, charts, reports, sharing and collaboration.
Chat-Based Spatial Analysis
Twelve analysis families — network, terrain, hydrology, spatial statistics, interpolation, raster and more — run from a single sentence.
Any Data, Connected
Import CSV, Excel, GeoJSON, Shapefile, GeoPackage, Geodatabase and FlatGeobuf, read GeoParquet, or connect PostgreSQL / PostGIS for live layers.
Layers, Styles & 3D
Style every layer by any field, then turn points, lines and areas into 3D columns, paths or extrusions in one click.
Charts & Reports
Package maps, charts and AI-written insights into a self-contained report — share by link or download.
Sharing & Collaboration
Share report links, embed live maps on any site, and open projects to your team from one panel.
Open Ecosystem
Extend MapX through the REST API, CLI, MCP, custom skills and knowledge bases.
From Brief to Deliverable, in One Workflow
Describe the task in plain language — MapX handles the data, the analysis and the output.
Working the old way
- Four tools, four hand-offs.
- Data re-exported between every step.
- The map waits on the GIS queue.
Working in MapX
- One conversation, one project.
- Data read, cleaned and analysed in place.
- Maps and reports produced where the work happens.
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Describe
Describe the task in plain language, or drag in a data file. No GIS syntax required.
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Data & analysis
MapX cleans the data, selects the right spatial operations and runs them, then explains what it did.
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Maps
Layers render on an interactive map. Refine with follow-up questions, then style, label and symbolise.
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Report
One click turns the work into a shareable report with maps, charts and written findings.
In practice
Watch how to go from raw data to an interactive map and a shareable report.
Our analyses used to be scattered across desktop GIS, spreadsheets and slide decks, with a different person handling each step. Now we describe the task and the data, the analysis and the maps come back in one place.
See MapX in Action
Choose the plan that fits your planning workflow
Start for free, upgrade as needed.
Free
For learners & casual users
$0
- 300 credits / month
- Up to 1 project
- 50 MB cloud storage
- High resolution static map PNG export with watermark
- Map link sharing
- Online hosted report sharing
Basic
Most popularFor independent analysts
$29/mo
- 3,000 credits / month
- Up to 30 projects
- 30 GB cloud storage
- High resolution static map PNG export, no watermark
- Map link sharing
- Online hosted report sharing
- Project manifest export
Pro
For power users
$99/mo
- 12,000 credits / month
- Up to 300 projects
- 100 GB cloud storage
- High resolution static map PNG export, no watermark
- Map link sharing
- Online hosted report sharing
- Project manifest export
- Project sharing to other members
Business
For teams of 2–5 sharing a quota pool
$999/mo
- 150,000 credits / month (shared team pool)
- Unlimited projects
- 1 TB cloud storage
- Up to 5 team seats
- High resolution static map PNG export, no watermark
- Map link sharing
- Online hosted report sharing
- Project manifest export
- Project sharing to other members
All plans include full dataset rendering — shared maps never truncate data points.
Questions planners ask
Yes. MapX processes data in your browser first, and you decide what gets uploaded. Projects are private by default and access is granted only when you explicitly share; everything is encrypted at rest and in transit, and we never use your data to train AI models. If your project involves sensitive or restricted material, contact us to discuss your compliance requirements.
No. That's the point. If you can brief a colleague in plain language — "grade buildable land and propose a development boundary" — MapX handles the GIS. It is built for the planners and analysts who never trained as GIS specialists.
Buffer, spatial overlay and spatial join, accessibility and isochrones, kernel density, hotspot analysis (Getis-Ord Gi*), multi-criteria site scoring and suitability screening. It covers the analyses that make up most day-to-day planning work — through conversation instead of menus.
MapX sits alongside the tools you already use. Bring in CAD exports, shapefiles, GeoJSON, GeoTIFF or database connections to run fast analysis and produce maps, then export your data and results to continue in your established CAD or GIS process. Many teams use MapX for rapid analysis and keep desktop GIS for specialised production work.
Yes. Layers can be categorised, graduated, heatmapped or rendered in 3D, with labels and symbols, and exported as high-resolution PNGs. All plans include one-click report generation — maps, charts, data tables and written findings packaged for review meetings and client delivery.
No. MapX is an analysis and documentation aid. It helps you run spatial analysis, produce maps and assemble reports, but the resulting outputs are not a statutory planning deliverable and do not replace the review, consultation or approval process.
Yes. Your data, maps and projects can be exported at any time. We want you to stay because MapX is better for the work, not because you're locked in.
Yes. No contracts, no minimum commitment, no hidden credits. Cancel anytime from your account page.
Your first planning analysis is free.
Bring your data, describe the task — MapX takes it from intake to report.
Your projects stay private — nothing is shared unless you choose.