Feature Map Editor
Draw, place, and connect network objects with point-and-click precision — all from your browser, no desktop installs required.
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Live preview: open the panels on either rail, toggle layers, click anything on the map.Live preview: swipe across to the map, tap the rails to open panels.
Feature breakdown
Each section below focuses on a distinct workflow or system behaviour so teams can quickly see how the feature fits into real operational planning.
ANNOTATION TOOLS
Every node, path, and object snaps to real-world coordinates. The map editor supports multiple basemap layers, coordinate reference systems, and precision placement with auto-snap to existing network geometry.
TOPOLOGY ENGINE
When paths cross, Geocoupler automatically detects intersections within a configurable tolerance (default 0.5m), creates nodes at crossing points, and splits paths while preserving all metadata and relationships.
DYNAMIC OBJECTS
No rigid schemas. Create nodes, paths, and custom objects with whatever attributes your workflow requires. Add fields, change types, and evolve your data model without migrations or downtime.
LAYER MANAGEMENT
Group objects into layers for different network tiers, construction phases, or design variants. Toggle visibility, lock layers for editing, and control permissions at the layer level.
More features
Geocoupler works best as a connected system. Move across map editing, versioning, collaboration and security without breaking workflow context.
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