Map
One live map for the whole community: places and organizations, public transport, sensors, energy, the mesh network — everything the platform knows about the physical world, in a single view. The entire map stack is self-hosted: address search and route calculations run on the platform's own servers and never leave it.
Tools
Search
One search box for addresses and community content — places, listings, events. Results outside the visible area point at themselves from the edge of the map, with the distance shown.
Directions
Turn-by-turn routes by car, on foot or by bike, plus door-to-door public-transport journeys.
Measuring
Measure distances and areas right on the map, or draw the area reachable within a chosen travel time.
Sun & moon
For any spot and moment: where the sun stands and where the moon is, with its true current phase and rise and set times. Handy for judging light and shadow — for a home, a solar panel or a terrace.
Weather
A compact live-weather readout follows the map as you move around.
Basemaps
The default view is a self-hosted street map; in Portugal an official aerial orthophoto can be switched on to read rooftops and plot boundaries.
Layers
The Layers button switches any mix of data layers on and off:
Public transport
Vehicles moving on the map in real time.
Places & organizations
The community directory: businesses, associations, public buildings, churches.
Points of interest
Familiar place labels from OpenStreetMap.
Parcel points
Pick-up and drop-off locations of the community parcel network.
Energy communities
Areas where neighbours share locally produced solar power.
Condominiums
Buildings managed on the platform.
Mesh network
Nodes and coverage of the community-run network.
Weather & air
Community weather and air-quality stations, with live readouts next to them.
Aerial imagery
Up-to-date aerial photos flown by community drone pilots and processed automatically into map layers — often sharper and fresher than satellite. Some areas also offer a 3D view.
Your devices
Your own GPS trackers and smart devices, live on the map.
People on the map
While the map is open you can appear on it as a small animated character — see others, wave at them, sit down or say something in a speech bubble; a tap on a character opens its owner's profile. Only the part of the map you are looking at is shared, never your physical location, and nothing is stored: a character disappears a few minutes after its owner leaves.