Flexible mapping app – think Maps meets Excel. Coming soon for iOS and macOS, currently in public beta.
Made by @nighthawk and Ruben Rekker.
| Web | https://maparoni.app |
| macOS Beta | https://maparoni.app/download |
| iOS TestFlight | https://testflight.apple.com/join/yaPU2M1K |
The most infuriating thing about trying to get a broken MacBook back to work is looking at this abomination.
For goodness sake, don’t stick a Mercator projection into a circle; please use an orthographic projection. #mapstodon
Shiny new iOS and macOS betas are live: https://maparoni.app/blog/2023/06/28/beta-216/
Many updates to the preset/computed-field editor using #Blockly, and a round of overall polish.
🎉 New powerful "List" and "Table" fields with formulas to filter, sort, and calculate. Simplified the formula syntax, plus various fixes for external folders.
Now available in our latest betas for iOS and macOS: https://cheddar.maparoni.app/t/beta-build-192-list-and-table-fields/43
We’re excited to announce the addition of our new “List” and “Table” fields, along with a selection of powerful formulas to filter, sort, reverse, and perform numeric calculations. @Rubinio is also working on some templates to showcase these features. We’ve also changed the default formula syntax to name(para1, para2, ...) instead of para1.name(para2, ...) for added robustness. We’ve also made UI tweaks for adding a new field, and fixed several bugs, including: Open Folder action not adding ...
Really cool how widgets demonstrate the flexibility of @maparoni in such a pretty way:
- You can point it at arbitrary APIs by describing how to extract location information from JSON/XML APIs.
- Use formulas to filter/sort/style the locations.
- The widget then draws the map using an appropriate projection.
(Years of working on this in my spare time… 🤪)
Adrian Schönig 
