Sending files
- LAS and ZIP downloads that need desktop software
- Notes and measurements lost at export
- Layers that don’t line up
- Support calls after delivery
For survey, drone and scanning teams
Send a link, not a ZIP.
Deliver drone and scanner captures to clients as one 3D link: point cloud, photoreal model, notes and photos, all in the right coordinates. Clients open it in a browser. Your data is stored in Australia.
Drone surveys and handheld scans
Accurate scans are hard to hand over.
Send the files and your client needs software to open them. Send a video and they can’t measure anything. MapShare puts the whole capture into one interactive project on a link: accurate enough to measure from, simple enough for anyone to open, and good enough to show off. It stays live, so it keeps up with the job.
Sending a MapShare link
- Opens in a browser on a laptop, tablet or phone
- Point cloud, photoreal model, notes and photos in one scene
- Every layer in real-world coordinates
- Changes show up on the same link
Meet in the scene
Schedule a walkthrough from the project and the invite goes out from your Outlook or Google Calendar. Everyone joins the same 3D scene, with voice and a laser pointer.
Live data next to the scan
Bring in ArcGIS and OGC feature services, OpenStreetMap buildings or City of Melbourne sensor feeds. Live layers refresh while the scene is open.
No more “how do I open this?”
Clients click a link instead of downloading a LAS file. Nothing to install, no viewer to set up, no support call to walk them through it.
Private, and stored in Australia
The database and project files are hosted in Sydney. Large uploads are held and converted on our own servers in Australia. Share with the people you add, or publish a view-only showcase.
Measure, annotate, animate and collaborate
It all happens in the scene, on the link you send.
Measure
Distance, area, angle and volume, picked on the photoreal view. The numbers come from the point cloud.
Annotate
Notes, marks and photos stay in the scene, sorted into folders that viewers can switch on and off.
Animate
Set a camera path and export video or stills, or play a handheld scan back along the route it was walked.
Collaborate
Meet in the scene with voice, a laser pointer and side-by-side A/B views. Send the invite from Outlook or Google Calendar.
Upload, publish, share
From a drone survey or handheld scan to a link your client can open.
Step 1
Upload
Drag in point clouds, gaussian splats, meshes, GeoTIFF, GeoJSON or DXF from your drone or scanner software. A Share scanner project can come in as a whole folder.
Step 2
Publish
Layers line up in real-world coordinates. Add notes, measurements and live data, then publish.
Step 3
Share
Send the link. It opens in a browser on a laptop, tablet or phone, with nothing to install.
What you can bring in
Exports from drone and scanner software, plus live map services.
- Point clouds
- .las.lazPotree .zip
- Gaussian splats
- .ply.splat.ksplat
- Meshes
- .obj.glb.gltf.stl
- Maps and CAD
- GeoTIFF.geojson.dxf
- Scanner projects
- Share scan folderMapShare Bridge
- Live data
- ArcGIS feature servicesOGC API FeaturesOpenStreetMap buildingsCity of Melbourne sensors
Priced per client project.
Clients always view free. You pay for published projects and storage.
Trial
15 GB included
Free
- 1 published project
Included with C1 / C1 Pro
Studio
250 GB included
A$99/mo
A$990/yr
- 15 published projects
- Your logo on client links
Practice
1 TB included
A$299/mo
A$2,990/yr
- 50 published projects
- White label, including embeds
- mapshare.app subdomain (coming soon)
Enterprise
Storage by agreement
- Unlimited published projects
- Everything in Practice
- Storage and terms by agreement
Prices AUD, including GST. Annual billing includes two months free. Extra storage on request. Unpublished projects don’t count toward your limit. C1 and C1 Pro include 12 months of Studio.
Questions
One browser link for a drone or scanner capture: colourised point cloud, photoreal model, notes and photos, all in the right coordinates. Your clients open it without installing anything.