Felt Alternative

A faster, data-ready alternative to Felt—designed for analysis, automation, and team workflows

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Felt vs Atlas

Compare Felt and Felt alternative based on core features

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Collaborative map editing
Upload spatial and tabular data
No-code workflows
Form builder
Multiple data layers
Interactive filters
Custom layer styling
Mobile access
Cloud-based
Free to use

Work faster with spatial data

Easily import data, automate analysis and build spatial apps for the web, all within a single software.
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Make data-first maps that move faster

Atlas is built to handle complex layers, smart filters, and team workflows—without slowing you down or locking you in.

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Build tools and workflows, not just maps

Atlas lets you go beyond visuals—create forms, run logic, and connect maps to real work. All in your browser.

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More features of Atlas

Built for real work—mapping, automation, and collaboration.

No-code automation

Use visual workflows to clean, filter, or transform data.

Smart filters & views

Let others explore your data—without touching a spreadsheet.

Team collaboration

Multiple editors. One live version. Everyone on the same page.

Map styling control

Control the look and feel of every layer—icons, colors, labels.

Custom forms

Collect data from the field or your team—built into your map.

No installs

Runs 100% in your browser. No downloads. No setup.

Frequently asked questions

Answers for users comparing Felt and Atlas.

Can I upload shapefiles or spreadsheets?

Yes. Atlas supports CSV, XLSX, GeoJSON, shapefiles, and more.

Can I collaborate on a map?

Yes. You can edit maps live with your team, no versioning needed.

Is it easier than Felt?

Yes. Atlas has a cleaner interface and more powerful tools.

Can I automate map logic?

Yes. Atlas lets you build workflows with no code.

Can I control the styling?

Yes. Full control over map visuals and data layers.

Is it free to use?

Yes. You can start mapping right away at no cost.