Vision
A map editor that behaves more like a camera desk than a data form.
Shape the journey
Curate tracks, style paths, manage POIs, and preserve the editorial state with local persistence.
Direct the camera
Switch scene modes, target precise viewpoints, and tune orbit rotation or panorama controls in real time.
Compose the output
Layer widgets, metrics, and overlays so screenshots and videos already carry the narrative structure.
Features
The core workflows already covered by the project.
Journey and track editing
Load multiple journeys, edit metadata, tune visibility, and manage track presentation as a coherent story.
POI workflows
Create, focus, rotate, and persist point-centric views across both POIs and journey-level targets.
Cesium scene control
Move between 2D, 3D, and Columbus, track the active camera target, and keep navigation legible.
Orbit and panorama
Adjust speed, direction, height offset, and pitch live while the camera stays in motion.
Metrics and widgets
Use elevation profiles, journey stats, text, credits, and other UI elements as reusable scene overlays.
Media export
Capture snapshots, define crop zones, and record video with the same visible overlays used in the editor.
Workflow
From raw path data to polished map output.
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Load source data
Bring in GeoJSON, GPX, or KML files and rebuild a working journey context in the browser.
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Stage the experience
Refine visibility, focus behavior, widgets, camera targets, rotation presets, and panorama settings.
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Capture and deliver
Export images or video with the same scene framing, overlays, and metrics used during editing.
Stack
Cesium, React, Bun, Valtio, MediaBunny, Web Awesome, Eleventy, and a local-first browser database.
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