Mapji

What Mapji is

Mapji is a browser-based, no-code tool for creating and publishing interactive maps. It offers 10 map types, including heatmaps, choropleths, store locators, crowdsourced maps and story maps. You can add markers, lines and polygons, build routes, and adjust map themes without coding. Data can come from CSV, Excel, GeoJSON, KML, KMZ or GPX imports, or from a connected Google Sheet. Sheet syncing is read-only and checks for changes roughly every five minutes.

For Draw and Compare maps, Mapji can place external WMS, WMTS, ArcGIS, TileJSON or PMTiles layers beneath your data. Maps are available at a Mapji URL and can also be embedded in an iframe or published on a custom domain. The Free plan costs nothing and includes map building, data imports, Google Sheets connections and publishing to a Mapji subdomain. Imported point data must already include latitude and longitude; Mapji does not geocode addresses. Published maps can be opened by anyone with the URL, and there is no password-protected or private publishing mode.

Who it suits

Mapji suits creators, businesses and researchers who need to build and share interactive maps without code. Its listed use cases include real estate, logistics, healthcare and research.

Limits

The Free plan includes map building, imports, Google Sheets connections and publishing to a Mapji subdomain. Each data source is limited to 10,000 features, imports to 25 MB, and isochrone maps to five origin points.

Getting started

1. Open mapji.com in a web browser.
2. Start with the Free plan at no cost.
3. Build a map and add data with a supported import or a Google Sheets connection.
4. Publish to a Mapji subdomain, embed the map with an iframe, or use a custom domain.

Verdict

Choose Mapji if you want to build and publish interactive maps in a browser, with multiple import options and no-code drawing tools. Look elsewhere if your maps need private, password-protected access or automatic geocoding of imported addresses.