Open-source GeoLibre GIS platform hits 10,000+ Android installs, fully free
giswqs · x · 2026-10-03
GeoLibre, a free open-source, lightweight, cloud-native GIS platform for visualizing, exploring and analyzing geospatial data, has passed 10,000 Android installs and collected 66 five-star reviews.
- Runs in browsers, on Windows/macOS/Linux, Android/iOS, and in Jupyter notebooks, with all data and computation kept local and private.
- Mobile support includes offline basemaps, field data collection, and GPS tracking.
- Completely free: no license fees, ads, tracking, or telemetry.
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