Discover how GeoApps integrates with QGIS, the free and open-source GIS software. Sync data seamlessly between QGIS and GeoApps.
QGIS is the free, open-source desktop GIS that GIS specialists use to edit, analyse and visualise spatial data. It is one of the most widely used desktop GIS environments worldwide: from vector and raster layers to styling, analysis and export to standard formats.
Organisations use QGIS to prepare maps and datasets before sharing them with colleagues, partners or the public. Plugins and an active community keep it practical for government, consultancies and technical teams.
QGIS and GeoApps strengthen each other: maps, data and collaboration on one GIS platform.
GeoApps connects QGIS to the web: prepare data in QGIS and publish or sync layers to GeoApps so teams use the same maps in the browser. The other way around, you can open GeoApps-published WMS/WFS in QGIS. There is no desktop-app embed: it is data exchange and workflow between two environments.
Prepare layers and analyses in QGIS and publish them to GeoApps for browser sharing.
Work with common GIS formats and OGC services so data stays interchangeable.
Teams use the same up-to-date maps in GeoApps that you manage in QGIS.
Contact us to discuss how we can help with your integration needs.
Practical answers about integrating QGIS with GeoApps.
