Mergin Maps: Store and track changes to your geo-data. Community Edition.
Mergin Maps is a web platform for storage and synchronisation of geospatial projects across multiple users and devices (desktop and mobile). The platform is especially useful when you need:
Mobile data collection. If you need to capture location of assets (and their attributes) or update an existing database.
Data sharing. No complicated setup of access by IT admins to get your data to colleagues or clients. Set up permissions and send invites with few clicks.
Offline access. Work with data with no interruption even without constant Internet connection - sync any changes when you are back online.
Collaborative editing. No more problems dealing with multiple copies of the same dataset in different versions - all changes are automatically consolidated in one place.
Audit changes. Knowing who has changed what and when in a database is often important - Mergin Maps keeps track of the history and allows to go back if needed.
No coding required. Everything can be set up with no knowledge of programming.
Mergin Maps organises all data in projects. A project in Mergin Maps is a directory containing various data files - GeoPackages, QGIS project files, documents, pictures and more. As soon as a project is uploaded to Mergin Maps, it can be easily accessed directly from the web, from QGIS or from iOS/Android via our mobile app.
You are currently browsing repository for Mergin Maps web server and web client. Our mobile app, QGIS plugin and integrations have standalone GitHub repositories, you can find them here.
Mergin Maps web
Dashboard |
Project detail |
Project version history |
Admin interface |
Mergin Maps mobile app
QGIS map on mobile |
Feature form |
Mergin Maps QGIS plugin
Mergin Maps offers a unique combination of features that other tools do not provide out of the box:
relational databases (such as PostGIS or Oracle) are great for keeping a central repository of spatial data, but offline access, versioning and sharing outside of a single organisation are complicated to set up.
traditional storage products (like Dropbox or Google Drive) are great for storage of large amounts of data (pictures/videos) and offering offline access, but concurrent access to data (e.g. a single vector layer) is not going to work well.
Try Mergin Maps at https://merginmaps.com/ - the SaaS service run by Lutra Consulting, the makers of Mergin Maps.
A step-by-step guide how to run local Mergin Maps instance can be found in our documentation.
Admin users can enter the admin interface available at /admin
URL which provides management of users, projects and other bits of the Mergin Maps instance.
Contributions are welcomed! You can set up development environment by following a guide in development.md. Before you create your first pull request, we kindly ask you to sign the CLA with your GitHub user name and date here.
For user help and documentation, visit https://merginmaps.com/docs If you'd like to contribute and improve the documentation, visit https://github.com/MerginMaps/docs
If you need support, a custom deployment, extending the service capabilities and new features do not hesitate to contact us on [email protected]
Contributions are welcome!
More information for developers can be found in the dedicated development page.
Client side modules:
More related tools:
Learn more about geodiff - the low-level library providing seamless merging of changes from multiple sources.
Mergin Maps is open source and dual-licensed under AGPL-3 and MM-Commercial licence.