WikiMapping
WikiMapping helps planning teams collect input, organize spatial data, and present results — whether it's a public comment period or Tuesday's staff meeting.
Everything you need to run a WikiMapping project, from setup to presentation.
The public or your team drops points, draws lines, and marks areas directly on the map — no GIS skills required.
Attach custom survey questions to any map feature. Every response links directly to the location where it was submitted.
Build slide-based presentations that walk through key locations on the map — perfect for council meetings, staff reviews, and stakeholder updates.
Create narrative experiences that combine text, photos, and guided map views into a shareable story.
Organization dashboards, role-based access, and project portfolios keep your team's work in one place.
Download data as GeoJSON, CSV, Shapefile, or PDF. Print-ready layouts for reports and grant applications.
Two workflows, one platform.
Share a link. The public drops pins, draws routes, answers surveys, and uploads photos — no account required.
Turn results into stories and galleries that show the community what you heard and what's happening next.
Walk council through a map presentation, share a gallery with the public, or export data for the record.
Reuse categories, surveys, and settings across projects so your team isn't starting from scratch.
Team members contribute to the same WikiMapping project — everyone sees the same map.
Anyone on the team can build a presentation, write a story, or export a report.
WikiMapping reduces the friction between collecting information and doing something useful with it.
Share a link, collect mapped input from residents, and export the results to your systems of record.
Collect data however you want — WikiMapping makes it easier to annotate, organize, and summarize what your team found.
Instead of reading a list of addresses and statuses, show council what's happening and where — spatially, on the map.
WikiMapping is approachable enough that board members and committee volunteers can contribute meaningfully after a short onboarding.
Prioritize the photo, the survey results, or the location — every WikiMapping project can be tailored to tell the story your audience needs.
Invite colleagues, share with stakeholders, or open a WikiMapping project to the public. SSO and role-based access make it easy for IT to say yes.
This is a live WikiMapping project. Click the map to drop a point, draw a line, or explore existing features.
This is an interactive map — zoom, pan, and click features to see details.