Open-source GeoLibre turns the browser into a 700-tool GIS workspace
mhdfaran · x · 2026-07-28
GeoLibre is an open-source GIS workspace that turns the browser into a full mapping and geospatial analysis environment.
- It supports maps, images, LiDAR, and 3D files.
- Users can run spatial SQL in the browser and control GIS tools in plain English.
- It can create 3D maps of Earth, Moon, and Mars, record map videos, and export projects.
- The project is designed to run on web, desktop, Android, iOS, and in Jupyter notebooks.
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