See MapWeave in action
Join us on March 26, 2025, to explore MapWeave’s geospatial visualization, see live demos, and discover ways to get involved.
Say goodbye to cluttered maps, disjointed geospatial visualization and analysis that only tells you half the story.
Say hello to MapWeave – our new SDK for geospatial visualization, launching today for early access.
MapWeave takes our expertise in building graph and timeline SDKs to the next level: by making a geospatial visual analysis toolkit for powerful visualizations that reveal every connection.
In domains like cybersecurity, financial crime investigation and law enforcement, investigators need to understand complex and evolving geospatial patterns. Where other tools fail to provide joined-up clarity, MapWeave brings unmatched insights.
The new SDK solves some of the toughest geospatial intelligence challenges, including:
Whether you’re tracking criminal networks across borders, investigating the movement of ships, or diagnosing a DDoS attack, MapWeave provides the clarity and joined-up analysis users need to solve complex problems.
MapWeave visualizations are powerful, scalable and multi-layered. They integrate network and observations data with geospatial information to create seamless user experiences that reveal patterns across time and space.
Connections are at the heart of many geospatial intelligence investigations. MapWeave’s Network Layer brings our market-leading link analysis to maps in a new way, revealing the spatial patterns analysts need to understand.
Unlike other geospatial visualization tools that create cluttered, unhelpful hairballs of densely-connected nodes, MapWeave brings clarity. It highlights critical connections in their geospatial context, giving analysts a complete picture without the noise:
MapWeave makes geospatial link analysis powerful, intuitive and beautifully clear.
Observations data is vast, diverse and seemingly disconnected. It’s easy to collect, but difficult to interpret. MapWeave’s observations layer enhances raw data into clear trajectories, revealing otherwise hidden stories.
By plotting these paths at scale, MapWeave gives uniquely clear ‘pattern of life’ insights, showing how people, vehicles, ships, devices – or any other entity – behave over time. With unique “tracker nodes”, observations can play back in real time to show movements. Its GPU acceleration and efficient rendering handle over a million observations in a single visualization. Smooth real-time filtering and an interactive time bar bring the data’s story to life.
At this scale, tracking unusual flight or shipping paths, monitoring a suspect’s movements or analyzing convoy travel is a breeze.
MapWeave supports standard data formats like GeoJSON, unlocking familiar ways to filter, expand and explore data on maps. With custom boundaries, highlighted regions and geofence-defined filters and selections, investigators can move at pace.
Altogether, MapWeave visualizations are a powerful data storytelling, analysis and investigation tool.
Building visualization apps with MapWeave is simple. The SDK site contains fully-featured demos, example code, a fully-documented API – in both React and plain JavaScript – and quick-start guides to get your project off the ground fast.
We also have a growing range of pre-built basemap connectors and integrations – including Mapbox and MapLibre – so teams can keep the map assets, tile servers and data services they already use.
MapWeave is designed to work effortlessly alongside our other SDKs, making it easy to build rich, interconnected data visualization experiences.
For example, investigations could begin in MapWeave – tracking movement patterns on a map – before pivoting to KeyLines or ReGraph for a deeper link analysis workflow. Or users might start with a KronoGraph heatmap to pinpoint key periods, before switching to MapWeave for spatial context.
By combining multiple SDKs, you can discover new ways to explore, analyze and investigate complex data, creating market-leading applications that turn complex data into clear intelligence.
MapWeave is now in Early Access, with General Availability scheduled for later in 2025. Want to be among the first to try the new SDK? Sign up here to join the early access program.
You can also join our live webinar on March 26, 2025 to explore MapWeave’s powerful geospatial visualization capabilities, see live demos and learn how you can get involved.