Map your utility networks ; from pipe to service zone
Digitize pipelines, mark valve locations, and define service areas with interactive drawing tools your field teams can actually use.
Interactive Demo: Utility Substation Mapping
Explore real PG&E power substations across the San Francisco Bay Area from OpenStreetMap. Draw service zones, edit boundaries, and measure areas.
This interactive demo works best on desktop or tablet.
Click the polygon tool to draw a new service district around a substation
Use Cases
Concrete workflows powered by Geoman
Pipeline & Cable Routing
Trace pipe and cable routes with snap-to-road precision. Measure lengths, annotate segments, and export routes for GIS or field crews.
Service Zone Management
Define and edit water districts, power grid zones, and maintenance areas. Drag boundaries when service areas change.
Asset Location Tracking
Pin valves, hydrants, transformers, and meters on the map. Attach metadata and sync positions with your asset management system.
Why Geoman vs. building in-house
Skip months of custom development
Works offline in the field
Geoman runs entirely client-side. Pair it with cached tiles and your crews can map assets in areas with no connectivity.
Snap lines to existing networks
Configurable snapping lets new pipe routes snap to existing lines ; keeping your network topology clean without manual vertex matching.
Measure as you draw
Real-time length and area measurements appear while drawing. Field teams get instant feedback without switching to a separate measurement tool.
Plans start at €999/year
Infrastructure teams typically choose the Commercial license for internal tools and field apps.
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