A Much Needed Update for GeoSquare

GeoSquare has grown to serve over 10,000 unique visitors monthly, with most users relying on our Geo Measure tool for area and distance calculations. Over the past two weeks, we’ve been busy adding some powerful new features that our community has been requesting. Here’s what’s new.

Geo Measure - The Core Tool

Our flagship Geo Measure tool continues to be the most popular feature, allowing users to measure areas and distances on interactive maps with precision and ease.

GPX Viewer

We built a complete GPX file viewer that allows you to visualize GPS track data directly in the browser. The viewer includes:

The GPX viewer makes it easy to preview and analyze GPS tracks from hiking, cycling, or any other GPS-enabled activity without needing specialized desktop software.

Elevation Profile Visualization

One of the most requested features has been better elevation visualization. We’ve implemented comprehensive elevation support:

The elevation drawing now uses color gradients to indicate slope difficulty, making it easier to plan routes and understand terrain challenges at a glance.

GeoJSON Tools

We’ve significantly expanded our GeoJSON tool capabilities:

GeoJSON Saving and Export

Multi-Polygon Support

Enhanced rendering and manipulation of multi-polygon geometries with:

MyData - Your Personal Data Hub

We’ve introduced MyData, a centralized place where you can view and manage all your saved geospatial data. This includes:

MyData gives you complete control over your geospatial information in one convenient location.

UI Improvements

Beyond the major features, we’ve made numerous UI enhancements:

Technical Infrastructure

Behind the scenes, we’ve also modernized our development workflow:

What’s Next?

We’re continuing to expand GeoSquare’s capabilities. Some features on the roadmap include:

Try out these new features at geosq.com and let us know what you think!

By: Gavi Narra on: