GEOFRAME DOCUMENTATION / START HERE
From an address to a 3D district in a few minutes, in a web browser, with nothing to install.
A current web browser and a GeoFrame account. On the desktop that is Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox; GeoFrame also runs on iPad and on phones with touch controls. Quality adapts to the device, from a workstation graphics card (up to Extreme quality) to a phone on a site visit.
There is nothing to install and no hardware to buy. Pro and Team plans are billed through Stripe; cities, agencies and schools usually start with a demo.
Sign in at the GeoFrame app in your browser. Your account can add a mobile number for one-time sign-in codes.
Search the county's address points and fly straight to the parcel. Press / anywhere to start typing.
Drag a square on the map, from 500 m to 2 km a side. GeoFrame snaps it to the street grid and shows what it will contain before you build.
The build runs in the background from public data while you keep working. You can ask for up to 64 squares, 256 km², in one request.
Open the district to fly over it, drop to street level, turn the sun and measure.
Your first change asks for a name and starts a map of your own. The district as built never changes.
You choose the ground; GeoFrame does the modelling. Every district is a square of the real world rebuilt from public data, with nothing traced by hand. Everything you add, from a quick massing box to an imported IFC model, lives in a named map on top of it, so you can try five options for one site as five maps, side by side.
