Overview
Privacy first: keep journey data local, private, or synced in real time.
We use journey on purpose: it is both a physical path and a personal one, tied to nature, people, and places, not just a line on a map.
It was also a journey through code, with a lot of discovery and learning across different domains.
Local journey flow
Import, review, and export journeys and tracks while keeping data in the browser.
2D and 3D views
Choose the scene mode that fits the journey you are editing.
Media and reports
Export screenshots, video, PDF reports, or packaged HTML reports from the same journey.
Share to social networks
Use the browser share menu to send exported links and videos to your social networks when the device supports it.
Core workflow
One workspace, private by default.
Vision
A map editor built around privacy and browser-local journeys.
Keep data local
Review tracks, style paths, manage POIs, and keep your editing state in local storage.
Direct the camera
Switch scene modes, target precise viewpoints, and tune orbit or panorama controls as needed.
Export from private journeys
Layer widgets, metrics, and overlays so screenshots, videos, and reports keep the right context without moving data out of the browser.
Share
Send your stories out with the browser share sheet, straight to the apps people already use.
Features
The workflows the Studio already supports.
Journey and track editing
Load journeys, edit metadata, tune visibility, and manage track presentation in a consistent way.
POI workflows
Create, focus, rotate, and keep point-centric views across both POIs and journey-level targets.
Cesium scene control
Move between 2D and 3D, track the active camera target, and keep navigation clear.
Orbit and panorama
Adjust speed, direction, height offset, and pitch while the camera moves.
Metrics and widgets
Use elevation profiles, journey stats, dates, text, credits, and other overlays when they help the scene.
Journey reports
Generate PDF reports or ZIP-packaged HTML reports with metadata, statistics, POIs, coordinates, altitude data, and map captures.
Geocoding and coordinates
Use coordinate utilities and geocoding tools to place, inspect, and focus route context more precisely.
Media export
Capture screenshots, define crop zones, and record video with the same visible overlays used in the editor.
Social sharing
Share exported URLs and media through the browser share menu so they can move directly into social networks.
Workflow
From source data to final output.
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Load source data
Bring in GeoJSON, GPX, or KML files and rebuild a working journey context in the browser.
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Stage the experience
Refine visibility, focus behavior, widgets, camera targets, rotation presets, and panorama settings.
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Capture and deliver
Export images, video, or reports with the same scene framing, overlays, and metrics used during editing.
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Share outward
Use the browser share menu to send exported links or videos to social networks when the device supports native sharing.
Stack
Cesium, React, Bun, Valtio, Mediabunny, Web Awesome, Eleventy, and a local-first browser database.
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