Map-First Place Management

Map-first POI infrastructure for modern public data.

Atlas helps teams organize places visually, attach the data that matters to each point, and publish fast public search experiences without turning the work into a GIS project.

Open Dashboard → Explore Public Search 📄 API Reference

Map-based workflows · custom place data · public search pages · reusable APIs

Work Visually

Manage records directly on the map

Shape Your Data

Add custom fields to every dataset

Publish Confidently

Expose selected records to the public

Search Feed public

datasetLandmarks

query"north gate"

result time84 ms

open mapsGoogle · OSM

Dataset Overlay color-coded

Public sitesVisible on atlas.html and public APIs

Operational assetsInternal records with structured fields

Imported geometryCSV and polygon-driven updates

Core Capabilities

Built for teams that manage places, not GIS specialists

Atlas is designed for everyday operational use: entering places, enriching them with meaningful data, finding them quickly, and deciding what should stay internal versus what should be public.

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Manage Places Visually

Create and update locations from a map interface instead of forcing operators to work inside raw tables and coordinates all day.

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Model Real-World Data

Give each dataset its own structure so every type of place can carry the fields, labels, and details that make sense for it.

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Search the Way People Think

Find records by name, custom fields, map area, or nearby location so public visitors and internal operators can reach the same answer quickly.

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Publish What Should Be Public

Keep your internal workspace separate while exposing selected datasets through a public search page and reusable API endpoints.

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Operate Across Organizations

Run separate workspaces for different organizations, teams, or clients without mixing their data or operational access.

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Connect Related Places

Link records together so people can move through related places and understand how one location belongs to, contains, or references another.

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Import Without Rebuilding Everything

Bring in location records from spreadsheets, clean them up in one place, and keep the door open for bulk updates and exports later.

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Control Who Can Change What

Admins, editors, and viewers can all work in the same platform while keeping sensitive actions and datasets under the right level of control.

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Attach Context to Every Place

Add images, files, identifiers, and descriptive details so a place record carries more than a pin and a name.

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Track Operational Changes

Keep a record of what was added, updated, imported, or removed so teams can work with more confidence and accountability.

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Support Public Discovery

Let visitors search published records through a simple interface instead of forcing them to understand your internal dashboard.

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Ready for Integration

Use the same location data in external applications, client portals, partner tools, or custom public services through a documented API layer.

Public Search

Publish a search experience, not just a database.

Atlas can expose selected datasets through a dedicated public page so people can search published locations without seeing your internal dashboard. That makes it useful both as an operator tool and as a public-facing place directory.

What public visitors get

The public interface is intentionally simpler than the dashboard. It focuses on discoverability and direct actions.

Search published datasets Visitors can search only the datasets you explicitly expose.

Open results in map apps Each result can jump straight into external map tools for navigation and context.

See structured details Public detail panels can show the important fields without exposing internal editing tools.

Open Public Search →

Getting Started

From messy records to usable place search

Create a Workspace

Set up an organization where your team can manage places without mixing data with other groups or clients.

Define What a Place Contains

Create datasets and custom fields so each kind of location carries the right details and is searchable in useful ways.

Add or Import Locations

Use the dashboard for direct entry or import spreadsheets when records already exist somewhere else.

Search and Publish

Let operators find records internally and expose selected datasets to the public through search pages and APIs.

REST API

One source of truth for your place data

Atlas is not just a dashboard. The same records used by operators can also power public lookup pages, partner integrations, internal systems, and custom applications through a consistent API.

Reference

Swagger UI

Browse endpoints, request formats, and response structures directly in the browser.

Guide

Help Center

Read the operator guide for datasets, POIs, map workflows, public search, and imports.

Testing

Postman

Use Postman to explore Atlas APIs remotely, build collections, and test integrations.

          // POST /api/auth/login
          {
          "success":
          true, "data": {
          "token":
          "eyJhbGci...",
          "expires_in":
          86400, "user": {
          ... } } }

          // GET /api/search/nearby?lat=43.85&lng=18.41&radius=500
          {
          "success":
          true, "data": [
          { "id": 101,
          "title":
          "Central Office",
          "latitude":
          43.851,
          "longitude":
          18.413,
          "distance_m":
          143.52,
          "metadata": {
          "floor": 3 } }
          ], "meta": {
          "total": 8,
          "page": 1,
          "per_page": 50,
          "pages": 1
          } }
        

Map-first POI infrastructure for modern public data.

What public visitors get

Ready to make your place data usable?