Self-hosted 3D Vector Maps
Zero tile API fees
If your app runs on Google Maps, Mapbox, HERE, or any paid map API, you're likely overpaying. We start by auditing and optimising your current usage to cut costs immediately. If you need to go further, we migrate you to a self-hosted 3D map on your server. You pay for infrastructure, not per-tile API fees. No server? We host it for you at a fraction of what Google Maps charges.
A real 3D vector map tracking a vehicle from Silk Board Junction to Electronic City along Hosur Road. This demonstrates vehicle tracking and snap-to-road routing running entirely on open-source infrastructure, with no per-tile billing.
Clients across transportation, logistics & traffic
What your business needs, what's broken or too expensive, and what you've tried. No technical knowledge required on your end.
A written plan: what gets built, which open-source components replace proprietary APIs, and what you'll own outright when it's done.
Production-ready code. Tested, deployed, documented. No vendor lock-in, no surprise dependencies on services you'll need to keep paying for.
Handoff includes everything you need to operate and extend it. Ongoing support available for as long as you need it.
Over the past four years, I've worked with 134 businesses to solve one specific class of problem: getting transportation, location, and mapping technology to work accurately, reliably, and without the recurring costs that come with off-the-shelf API services.
The businesses I work with are usually either paying too much for map APIs they don't need to use, operating tracking systems where vehicles drift off roads, or trying to build mobility apps without the engineering depth to do it properly. I solve those specific problems end-to-end: from the map tile infrastructure to the mobile SDK to the backend API.
This is a focused, specialist service. Not an agency, not a platform. Direct access to the person doing the work, no scope creep from generalist teams, and no dependency on tools I don't control.
Start a conversation →Tell me what you're trying to build or fix. I'll respond within one business day.