Map Discovery vs Hush

Users are able to load GIS mapping data: mbtiles, gpkg, Shapefiles (zipped), KML, GPX, CSV, GeoJSON As well as connect to basemaps, OGC WMS, XYZ Tile servers (with support for more services coming soon) Open Street Map Vector tiles with different stylesheets basemap and many raster tile basemaps are available from multiple providers. The app has a data catalog JSON format feature that allows for configuring online mapping services (ESRI MapServer, ESRI ImageServer, ESRI FeatureServer, OGC WMS, OGC WMTS Tiles,XYZ/TMS Tiles,OGC WFS) The app supports data creation and editing digitizing/drawing vector features. Can create new geojson data with any properties you want defined and view attribute/grid and perform searching OGC WFS-T Transactional data creation and Editing is available for users that have GeoServer, QGIS Server, MapServer and others. Analysis tools like measure distance and area, map swipe, getting elevation, viewing attribute tables Search open street map places and geographies via OSM Nominatim Search. It also does address geocoding. The app is very customizable to your needs the units of measure can be changes as well as Display of Map Coordinates ( Latitude and Longitude, MGRS, GARS) and Scale bar The app is also able to connect to our other app Tile Server for iOS and access data being served by that app.

Hush is a safer way to visit websites you don't fully trust. Every site opens in a fully isolated session. The moment you close the tab, every cookie, cache entry, and trace is wiped clean — as if you were never there. WHAT HUSH BLOCKS • Cross-site tracking • ~250 tracker, ad-network, and analytics domains • Browser fingerprinting (Canvas, WebGL, Audio, Battery) • Third-party cookies, WebRTC IP leaks, document referrer • Tracking URL parameters (utm_*, fbclid, gclid, msclkid) • Phishing sites (Apple Safe Browsing) • File downloads and clipboard reads PRIVATE BY DESIGN No accounts, no analytics, no servers. Hush keeps no logs and sends nothing anywhere. Everything stays on your device. WHAT HUSH IS NOT Hush is NOT a VPN. Your IP address remains visible to sites. Hush does not make you anonymous. We believe in being honest about what we do — and what we don't. If privacy matters to you, give Hush a try.