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One Kotlin map component for Android, iOS, desktop and web, any MapLibre style
Kotlin Multiplatform teams can finally share one map screen across phones and desktop without paying Mapbox or Google per load.
MapLibre Compose lets a Compose Multiplatform app render interactive vector maps with any MapLibre style and tile source, commercial or self-hosted. After two years its maker rebuilt it on MapLibre Native's C++ core through a custom C API, and it already ships in StreetComplete's iOS beta and Stadia Maps' Ferrostar navigation SDK. Android and iOS are beta, desktop and web alpha, and the API can still break between minor releases. BSD-3-Clause, under the MapLibre organisation.
Single-file web apps that carry their own data in SQLite
A desktop vector editor built for people who already know Illustrator
Geocoding, UTM and MGRS, area and sun times in one page, no sign-in
A Rust editor for code, Org, CSV, PDFs and spreadsheets, driven by Vim keys
A Mac capture inbox for selections, dictation and screenshots, kept as files
An installable design editor that opens offline and asks for no account