Kepler.gl Alternative

A simpler, more collaborative alternative to Kepler.gl—made for teams and interactive sharing

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Kepler.gl vs Atlas

Compare Kepler.gl and Kepler.gl alternative based on core features

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Upload spatial and tabular data
Custom map styles
Multiple data layers
Share live web maps
Real-time collaboration
No-code workflows
Mobile-friendly
Cloud-based
Form builder
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.

Create a free user

Make maps that live on the web

Atlas helps you do more than visualize. Upload your data, style your layers, and share live maps with anyone—no exports needed.

Create your first map

Build tools, not just visuals

Add filters, forms, and logic. Atlas maps aren’t just for viewing—they’re built to explore, update, and use.

Build your first tool

More features of Atlas

Go beyond high-end visuals—make interactive tools anyone can use.

No-code workflows

Automate processes and update maps dynamically without code.

Live collaboration

Work on maps with teammates at the same time.

Responsive design

Maps look and work great on all devices.

Interactive filters

Let users explore the data, not just look at it.

Instant sharing

No exports—just share a link.

Full data control

Customize icons, colors, labels, and layer behavior.

Frequently asked questions

Answers for users moving from Kepler.gl to Atlas.

Is Atlas a visualization tool?

Yes — and more. You can visualize, analyze, and interact with data in real time.

Do I need to code?

No. Atlas is built to be no-code and beginner-friendly.

Can I share a live map?

Yes. Just send a link—no download, no viewer account needed.

Can I work with others?

Yes. Atlas supports real-time, multi-user editing.

Can I upload large datasets?

Yes. Atlas supports large spatial and tabular data uploads.

Is Atlas free?

Yes. Get started for free with no setup required.