Unleash the Potential of your Location Data

AmigoCloud is the first collaborative mapping platform, offering an intuitive cloud-based dashboard and a mobile application built for Android and iOS devices.

amigoCollect - Mapping for your field team

Collaborate with as many people as you need. Collect, visualize, and display your location data. Make, publish, and share meaningful maps.

Scalable and Flexible Plans to fit all your Needs

Whether you need to collect data with centimeter accuracy, high resolution imagery, or sync with ESRI, we have a plan that fits your needs.

AmigoCollect

amigoPlatform - Build a custom mapping solution

Whether you are developing a custom geospatial application, adding location intelligence to your own software, or analyzing real-time data, you need a powerful enterprise-ready platform.

The Solution for your Location Strategy

You do not need to run your own infrastructure to host, visualize, transform, and import or export mapping data, amigoPlatform does it for you. We work with you to make sure you can get started right away.

AmigoPlatform

Open data, open specifications, and open source

All our plans integrate with popular open source software like QGIS and GDAL. Our base layers are based on open datasets like OpenStreetMap. AmigoCloud supports specifications from the Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC).

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A few words from our customers

"AmigoCloud has reduced a process that used to take us two weeks into less than one hour"

Nat Carter - GIS Manager / Montana Dept. of Environmental Quality

"AmigoCloud is doing nothing short of revolutionizing transit”

Marshall Ballard - GIS Manager / Transportation Planner Valley Transportation Authority

"Impressed with AmigoCloud for field data collection. Offline sync, robut API, and great mobile apps. Nice work"

Josh Livni - GIS Software Developer / debugproject.com-GoogleX

“I didn’t want to manually fill in geometry. I wanted to be able to stand at a location and say here I am, this is the point and record it into the data information. This was a hard feature to find.”