We are a small Vancouver startup with two main specialties: mapping, and working with non-profits and social projects.
We are happy to welcome for-profit projects, and we tend to serve as the spatial experts when it comes to data visualization, routing, mapping, and more.
But we really thrive on working with projects and people that matter at a deeper level. Whether that's mapping historical information, helping with language revitalization, or reversing social injustice -- that's our thing.
I make a lot of maps—both for work and for pleasure. I’m often asked about the differences and comparative advantages of various interactive mapping platforms, such as Google Maps API, Leaflet, Mapbox.js, Open Street Maps, and others.
Let’s make a basic map that takes a set of latitude and longitude, and returns a set of simple nearby labels showing particular kinds of local places.
We have been involved in hundreds of projects, large and small. Here are some of our favourites.
A viral site mapping Indigenous territories, treaties, and languages. Mapster was largely created to help fund Native-Land.ca, and the site was concieved by our CEO.
React, Wordpress, React Native, Mapbox
One of a set of sites built with the Ditidaht School (Ditidaht Nation) to help with language revitalization.
React, Wordpress, Mapbox, LeafletJS, React Native, Dictionary, Interactivity, Gamification
An extensive WWII mapping site built with CRMA to display a time-slider of troop movements post-DDay 1944/45.
React, Mapbox, NodeJS, Postgres
A course, now free on Youtube, for anyone to learn how to use Mapbox GL JS.
A routing app developed to help numerous drivers get to their multi-delivery destinations as quickly as possible.
React, LeafletJS
A real estate website specializing in local listings.
React, Mapbox