Site coordinates and location libraries
Plot locations, manage coordinate libraries, and create clean datasets. Lightweight and built for real-world construction workflows.
Drop points on the map and view accurate latitude and longitude in real time.
Create organised collections of locations for use across projects.
No sign-in and no complex layers. Your locations are saved on your PC; the map tiles and address lookup load over the internet.
Export plotted points as JSON or CSV datasets.
Opens instantly. A small, efficient tool built around clarity.
Load curated datasets like regional site lists or supplier locations.
Windows 10/11 · Free · Microsoft Store
A closer look at Map in everyday use.
Plotting site coordinates on the map
An organised location library
Map turns a list of sites into pins you can filter, measure and export. Each location can carry a status, a tag, dates, notes, photos and your own fields.
Give each site a status - Tendered, Won, In Progress, Complete or On Hold - and filter the map by it. Add start and end dates, then use the timeline bar to see which sites were live at the same time. Custom fields such as Client, Value or Phase are saved with the project.
You'll install Map free from the Microsoft Store - no account, no sign-in.
You don't need one. Install Map from the Microsoft Store and start using it - there's no sign-up. If you'd like to hear about updates you can register your copy with a name and email, but nothing depends on it.
Site and project teams who need to plot, organise and export location data without a heavyweight GIS tool.
Yes. Import Excel accepts .xlsx, .xls and .csv files. You match your columns to location fields, and if there's a postcode column but no coordinates, the app looks the postcodes up for you.
CSV, GeoJSON, KML and GPX, plus a PNG screenshot or print to PDF. The CSV includes coordinates, status, tags, dates and any custom fields. Projects themselves save as .m2map files.
Your locations and projects are kept on your PC. The background map tiles and the address and postcode lookup come from online services, so those parts need a connection.
