Interactive Maps CityThe idea
Infrastructure data — without complex software.
One web platform for the office and the site.
The problem
Infrastructure data is still tied to files, complex GIS, and specific workstations.
Fragmented data
CAD · Excel · PDF · GIS
Limited access
Specialized software and dedicated workstations
Hard collaboration
Version mismatches between office and site
The answer
Everything in the browser.
One shared workspace. Any device. Always up to date.
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The product
One platform. Five building blocks.
Open a browser and everything is already connected — the map, the people, and the data behind every object.
- Map application·the day-to-day editor for office and field.
- Admin panel·oversight across every workspace in the organization.
- Shared structured workspaces·objects, networks and teams organized in a tree.
- Roles and permissions·who can view, draw, save and manage members.
- Centralized map data·one source of truth, always up to date.
Product overview
From a blank map to a shared source of truth
The same workflow every day, in the browser — no installs, no file shuffling.
Engineering data & editing
Map objects carry real technical data
Draw with snapping and live distance and angle, then fill in a typed form — name, diameter, material, commissioning year, network type, notes and attachments. Every object is structured data, not just a graphic.
Search, filters & AI
Find any object in plain language
Search the whole workspace by name, property or author, hide everything except the layers you need — or describe what you are looking for and let AI build the filter.
Search & filter·result cards with paging; filter by type and jump straight to an object.
AI smart filter·"show me all valves with…" becomes a precise property filter.
Collaboration & workspaces
One shared map for office and field
Everyone in a workspace shares one live room — named cursors, instant updates on save. Each organization gets its own isolated workspace with members, roles and backups.
Live multi-user·named cursors show who is editing where, across office and site.
Isolated workspaces·members, clear roles and backup history per organization.
GPS Field Mapping
Restore networks — straight from the field
When archival materials — tablets, drawings, and as-built diagrams — are lost, the operating organisation (network owner) can determine the coordinates of existing manholes with GPS directly on site. Simultaneously, another group of specialists, receiving this data online, can restore the network diagram and build pipeline routes from one manhole to the next.
Security & access control
Infrastructure data should only reach the right people
Each organization works inside its own structured workspace — with its own data, members and access rights.
- Isolated workspaces
- Organization-specific data
- Controlled workspace membership
- Role-based permissions
Role-based access
Different users need different levels of access
Administrators decide exactly what each member can do inside a workspace.
- View data
- Edit and save data
- Manage members
- Manage backups
Authentication & recovery
Controlled access and recoverable data
Members sign in to their own accounts — including Google sign-in — while automatic saves turn every change into a restore point.
Secure sign-in·email or one-click Google sign-in.
Your account·personal profile and saved preferences.
Automatic saves & backup history·every save becomes a restore point you can return to.
Enterprise administration
Control the entire organization from one place
Interactive Maps City is not only a map editor — super admins manage every workspace, user, role and membership across the organization.
Workspaces & memberships·every workspace, its members and structure in one tree.
Users & roles·organization-wide accounts and the role each person holds.
Organization-wide activity
See what is happening across every workspace
Created, edited and deleted objects, activity trends, and the most active teams — from organization level down to a single user.
Backups, analytics & recovery
Understand activity and recover from mistakes
Workspace and per-user analytics sit next to full backup history — administrators can open a read-only preview of any previous version before restoring it.
Workspace & user analytics·activity broken down by workspace and by person.
Preview & restore·inspect a previous version read-only, then restore it.
Inspecting previous versions before restoring gives the organization real visibility and control over changes to infrastructure data.
Positioning
Why not traditional GIS?
Traditional GIS
- Advanced geospatial analysis
- Cartography
- Specialist workflows
Interactive Maps City
- Day-to-day infrastructure operations
- Browser-first
- Shared structured data
- Field + office access
- Team collaboration
We do not replace professional GIS. We make operational map data accessible to the whole organization.
Customers
Built for the teams that run infrastructure
Organizations that operate and maintain physical networks every day.
Utility companies
water, heating, gas, power and sewer networks.
Municipalities
city services managing shared infrastructure.
Industrial enterprises
plants and sites with on-premise networks.
Engineering & maintenance teams
crews working across office and field.
Business model
A B2B SaaS model
Sold to organizations as a service, with optional help getting their data in.
Subscription or license
recurring B2B SaaS access for the organization.
Optional implementation
configuration and data migration when needed.
Scales with the organization
size, users, workspaces or data scale.
Pricing is tailored per organization.
Vision
Beyond utility networks
The platform isn't tied to one type of infrastructure. Its data model and tools can adapt to different map tasks — without building a new product from scratch.
Demo
See it in action
A short video walkthrough of drawing, editing and sharing infrastructure routes in Interactive Maps City.
Watch the demo on YouTubeyoutu.be/Onc9bxCNgGY
Questions?
Thank you for watching
Interactive Maps City makes day-to-day infrastructure data accessible like a web service — one shared workspace for the office and the site.
For cities and utility companies · Beta 2026