Spatibase at a glance

Spatibase is a headless CMS for map projects: agencies, GIS studios and freelancers build the map feature, a coding agent can do the setup, and the client’s team keeps places up to date in a simple map editor. Apps read the published content as JSON, GeoJSON and vector tiles.

Spatibase is a headless CMS for map projects. Agencies, GIS studios and freelancers build the map feature, and a coding agent can do the setup. The client’s team keeps points, routes and areas up to date in a simple map editor, with drafts and publishing. Apps read the published content through a cacheable API as JSON, GeoJSON and vector tiles, without a backend to build. AI assistants can also work on the data through an MCP server. In-house teams with the same need are welcome.

Spatibase is a headless CMS for map projects. Agencies, GIS studios and freelancers build the map feature, and a coding agent can do the setup. The client’s team keeps points, routes and areas up to date in a simple map editor, with drafts and publishing. Apps read the published content through a cacheable API as JSON, GeoJSON and vector tiles, without a backend to build. AI assistants can also work on the data through an MCP server. In-house teams with the same need are welcome. Teams define the kinds of places they map and the fields each one has, start from a spreadsheet, a map file, a Google My Maps map or a PostGIS table, or add entries from a phone in the field with Collect. Nothing reaches the API until someone publishes it. AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT can answer questions about published content or prepare drafts for review; publishing and deleting are separate permissions, off by default, and every change is in the activity log. Typical projects are store and location finders, tourism and trail maps, event maps, service areas, and campus and city maps.