Mapboard GIS Hack 3.3.3 + Redeem Codes
Draw your field maps into GIS
Developer: Daven Quinn
Category: Productivity
Price: Free
Version: 3.3.3
ID: com.davenquinn.Mapboard
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Description
Mapboard GIS is an iPad app for drawing maps with an Apple Pencil. Mapboard combines the intuitive workflow of pen-and-paper mapping with the precision, flexibility, and scale-independence of geospatial information systems (GIS). Its forward-looking design helps beginner and expert mappers produce multiscale, topologically consistent geologic maps.
MOTIVATION AND DESIGN
Mapboard GIS was born out of frustration with both paper– and GIS-based mapping workflows. It is primarily designed for geologists but is potentially useful in many situations demanding interpretive mapping. Mapboard attempts to bring digital mapping closer to the intuitive experience provided by paper. A sophisticated open-source spatial engine drives simple tools for drawing, erasing, and reshaping features. Outputs are natively compatible with common GIS software. Mapboard allows mapping time to be spent refining interpretations
instead of fighting with technical tools.
KEY FEATURES
- Editing tools geared towards pen-based mapping
- Powerful and intuitive reshaping, snapping, and erasing
- Iterative topology solver to fill map units
- Sophisticated onboard Spatialite GIS engine
- Project files natively readable by standard GIS software (QGIS, ArcGIS, etc.)
- User-configurable data types for line and polygon features
- Tether to remote PostGIS for work across large datasets and real-time collaboration
- Interoperable with standard formats (mbtiles, Spatialite, PostGIS) and open-source + commercial software
OTHER FEATURES
- Load MBTiles basemaps
- Satellite, streets, and topographic basemaps
- Dark mode support
- Geologic line types
TERMS OF USE: https://mapboard-gis.app/terms-of-service
PRIVACY POLICY: https://mapboard-gis.app/privacy
CHANGELOG: https://mapboard-gis.app/docs/ios/releases
MOTIVATION AND DESIGN
Mapboard GIS was born out of frustration with both paper– and GIS-based mapping workflows. It is primarily designed for geologists but is potentially useful in many situations demanding interpretive mapping. Mapboard attempts to bring digital mapping closer to the intuitive experience provided by paper. A sophisticated open-source spatial engine drives simple tools for drawing, erasing, and reshaping features. Outputs are natively compatible with common GIS software. Mapboard allows mapping time to be spent refining interpretations
instead of fighting with technical tools.
KEY FEATURES
- Editing tools geared towards pen-based mapping
- Powerful and intuitive reshaping, snapping, and erasing
- Iterative topology solver to fill map units
- Sophisticated onboard Spatialite GIS engine
- Project files natively readable by standard GIS software (QGIS, ArcGIS, etc.)
- User-configurable data types for line and polygon features
- Tether to remote PostGIS for work across large datasets and real-time collaboration
- Interoperable with standard formats (mbtiles, Spatialite, PostGIS) and open-source + commercial software
OTHER FEATURES
- Load MBTiles basemaps
- Satellite, streets, and topographic basemaps
- Dark mode support
- Geologic line types
TERMS OF USE: https://mapboard-gis.app/terms-of-service
PRIVACY POLICY: https://mapboard-gis.app/privacy
CHANGELOG: https://mapboard-gis.app/docs/ios/releases
Version history
3.3.3
2023-04-16
This version updates project file type to use with external projects, and fixes many user interface issues
- Greatly improved the layout of UI controls, especially when considering device rotation
- Return to packaged projects in order to hide SQLite temporary files and improve interoperability with projects stored outside of the application directory.
- Initial steps towards QField compatibility (more on that later).
- Improved SwiftUI code generally
The full changelog is available at https://mapboard-gis.app/docs/ios/releases/3.3.3
- Greatly improved the layout of UI controls, especially when considering device rotation
- Return to packaged projects in order to hide SQLite temporary files and improve interoperability with projects stored outside of the application directory.
- Initial steps towards QField compatibility (more on that later).
- Improved SwiftUI code generally
The full changelog is available at https://mapboard-gis.app/docs/ios/releases/3.3.3
3.3.2
2023-01-26
This release is a quick fix for several issues:
- A major regression that prevented the creation of new projects
- Make 3D Terrain the default setting to combat the lack of a functional “map idle” event when terrain is off.
- Fix a bug that prevented creation and editing of data types
- Several tiny bug fixes to map layout
Release notes: https://mapboard-gis.app/docs/ios/releases/3.3.2
- A major regression that prevented the creation of new projects
- Make 3D Terrain the default setting to combat the lack of a functional “map idle” event when terrain is off.
- Fix a bug that prevented creation and editing of data types
- Several tiny bug fixes to map layout
Release notes: https://mapboard-gis.app/docs/ios/releases/3.3.2
3.3.1
2023-01-25
This release contains several internal enhancements prioritizing a smoother editing experience
- Prevent database writes from freezing the user interface
- Speed up some database queries
- Fix several small but annoying UI issues
- Enhance the display of in-progress edits
- Better prioritization of edits over background topology solving
See full release notes at https://mapboard-gis.app/docs/ios/releases/3.3.1
- Prevent database writes from freezing the user interface
- Speed up some database queries
- Fix several small but annoying UI issues
- Enhance the display of in-progress edits
- Better prioritization of edits over background topology solving
See full release notes at https://mapboard-gis.app/docs/ios/releases/3.3.1
3.3.0
2023-01-23
This release builds atop the strong base established just a few weeks ago with the public release of Version 3. In this release, we add several long-awaited features:
- Mapping atop 3D terrain
- User interface rotation
- Map movement while in editing mode
- Numerous fixes for UI, overlay management, and editing
- Mapping atop 3D terrain
- User interface rotation
- Map movement while in editing mode
- Numerous fixes for UI, overlay management, and editing
3.2.0
2023-01-06
This is the first public release of Mapboard GIS Version 3, a major update to the
app’s internals and spatial editing capabilities that prepares for future enhancements.
NEW EDITING TOOLS: "Reshape" and "Topological erase" tools, previously available
only by tethering to a server, have been made available for iPad-based mapping. These
features greatly simplify iterative and multiscale data capture.
IMPROVED "UNDO": All mapping actions can be fully reverted, improving recovery from errors.
IMPROVED LINE SNAPPING: Snapping is quicker; nearby line endpoints can snap to new features.
QUICKER TOPOLOGY: The stability and performance of the onboard topology solver has been improved.
OVERLAY OPACITY: The opacity of polygons, topology faces, and user-provided overlays can be adjusted.
Many internal improvements:
- Mapping user interface: Transition from Mapbox’s legacy iOS SDK to the newer Mapbox Maps SDK for iOS
- Upgraded spatial stack: The open-source libraries that power map editing have been upgraded
- Major improvements to configuration management, internal data flows, and error handling
Full release notes: https://mapboard-gis.app/docs/ios/releases/3.2.0
app’s internals and spatial editing capabilities that prepares for future enhancements.
NEW EDITING TOOLS: "Reshape" and "Topological erase" tools, previously available
only by tethering to a server, have been made available for iPad-based mapping. These
features greatly simplify iterative and multiscale data capture.
IMPROVED "UNDO": All mapping actions can be fully reverted, improving recovery from errors.
IMPROVED LINE SNAPPING: Snapping is quicker; nearby line endpoints can snap to new features.
QUICKER TOPOLOGY: The stability and performance of the onboard topology solver has been improved.
OVERLAY OPACITY: The opacity of polygons, topology faces, and user-provided overlays can be adjusted.
Many internal improvements:
- Mapping user interface: Transition from Mapbox’s legacy iOS SDK to the newer Mapbox Maps SDK for iOS
- Upgraded spatial stack: The open-source libraries that power map editing have been upgraded
- Major improvements to configuration management, internal data flows, and error handling
Full release notes: https://mapboard-gis.app/docs/ios/releases/3.2.0
2.3.1
2022-01-28
- Added a basic user interface for creating and managing Mapbox GL offline tile packs
- Fixed a bug with the control panel for creating tile layers from external URLs
- Fixed some minor display bugs
- Fixed a bug with the control panel for creating tile layers from external URLs
- Fixed some minor display bugs
2.2.4
2021-04-19
- Better raster tile layer support: improvements and bugfixes for input forms, and ability to specify tileset parameters (tile size and scheme)
- Project reprojection: Spatialite projects can now be reprojected from the "Edit project" form by specifying a new SRID. All features will be rewritten, so use this capability with caution!
- Better support for planetary (non-Earth) use: provides a pathway to add custom coordinate systems, and adds an optional `spheroid_radius` project configuration setting to adapt map scale display to different planetary bodies.
- Project reprojection: Spatialite projects can now be reprojected from the "Edit project" form by specifying a new SRID. All features will be rewritten, so use this capability with caution!
- Better support for planetary (non-Earth) use: provides a pathway to add custom coordinate systems, and adds an optional `spheroid_radius` project configuration setting to adapt map scale display to different planetary bodies.
2.2.3
2021-03-23
Cheat Codes for In-App Purchases
| Item | Price | iPhone/iPad | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Full Version (Enable unlimited saving of features) |
Free |
ID553497075✱✱✱✱✱ | 563404B✱✱✱✱✱ |
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Ratings
4.5 out of 5
2 Ratings
Reviews
GeoNV,
Best potential for replacing paper mapping
This app looks like it could become the best chance of replacing paper mapping I have seen. Being able to import mbtiles and having a spatialite database in the backend makes this a real contender. There are some bugs but it is the first public release so no surprise there. Works smoothly and easy to draw geology and structures.
