Educational museum exhibition featuring a large interactive world map titled “The World in 1914” showing global political boundaries at the outbreak of World War I. The display includes illuminated information panels integrated into different continents and a companion “People Trail” exhibit panel on the left. This historical geography exhibit demonstrates how the world appeared at the beginning of the Great War, making it ideal for educational materials, history projects, museum documentation, or historical reference imagery.

Put your maps on display

Discover the power of QGIS Web Client. Take full advantage of the latest technologies and display your maps as you please in the web and enable everybody to see the world the way you do!

Searching

  • Search with configurable providers

Feature info

  • Object information (feature info)

Printing

  • Print editor

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Explore QWC: Fantastic for keeping things simple

What is QGIS Web Client?

QGIS Web Client (QWC) is a powerful tool that brings geographic information system (GIS) capabilities to the web, allowing users to access, visualize, and interact with spatial data through their browsers.

How QWC Works

Our QGIS Web Client service operates by integrating with your existing spatial databases and GIS projects, transforming them into user-friendly web applications. This enables users to explore maps, run queries, and analyze geographic data in real-time. We ensure that the interface is intuitive and responsive, supporting various devices and platforms to provide seamless geospatial data access wherever you are.

Why Choose Sourcepole?

With years of experience in GIS and web technologies, Sourcepole stands out by offering tailored solutions that combine technical expertise with local knowledge. We provide comprehensive support, from initial setup and customization to ongoing maintenance and updates. Our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction means your Project will be reliable, efficient, and perfectly aligned with your operational goals.

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Without additional services

  • Theme switcher (a theme is a published QGIS project)

  • Switchable background layers

  • Layer tree

  • Object information (feature info)

  • Search with configurable providers

  • Measurement tools

  • Redlining (sketching)

  • URL sharing

  • Geolocation

  • PDF printing

  • Raster and DXF export

  • Compare layers

  • Import external layers (WMS, WFS, WMTS, KML, GeoJSON)

When run as part of the qwc-services ecosystem

In addition to the already mentioned functionalities from left to right:

  • User administration

  • Editing

  • Fulltext search

  • Compact permalinks

  • Height profile

  • Custom feature info templates

  • Mapinfo popup

  • Reports (via Jasper)

QWC-services enterprise relevant functionalities

  • Docker/Kubernetes or WSGI deployments

  • Multi-tenant setup

  • Custom service integration

  • Multiple authentication backends