Northing

Open-stack geospatial engineering, sold to the agencies and NGOs that cannot or will not carry a per-seat GIS licence and a metered basemap.

• The site is the instrument rather than a brochure about one: a single live map behind the whole page, flown by scroll between seven real coordinates, rendering OpenStreetMap vector tiles, NASA satellite imagery and open elevation instead of screenshots of them.
• Three working tools share that one renderer, a twelve-month NASA imagery series, a click-to-trace measurement tool computing spherical-excess area and haversine perimeter in the browser, and a telemetry panel reading the page it is printed on.
• Nothing on it is metered. Every source is keyless and open, which is both the commercial argument and the reason the page can make that argument by running rather than by claiming.

Live basemap · In-browser geodesy · Zero running cost