Cartographer

Develop by moneal.DEV

$4.99-$39.99

/ Month

Free plan available

Visualize your orders with 3D hexagon and heatmap displays

Heatmaps

3d hexagon stacks

Multiple map styles

Color schemes

Full screen mode

Mock order demos

About Cartographer

Launched Nov 24, 2022

Built by moneal.DEV

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Description

Visually map your orders with heatmaps and 3D hexagon stacks.

With Cartographer you can visually see where your orders are shipping with 3D hexagon stacks, heatmaps, multiple map styles and color schemes. Seeing where your orders are shipping can help you optimize advertising campaigns, plan growth or cater to your specific niche shoppers. It's your business, let Cartographer map it.

Heatmaps display large amounts of geolocated orders from your customers
Hexagon stacks allow variable shape comparison across wide ranges of areas
Selectable colos and map styles to fit multiple settings
Full screen mode for easy presentations
Includes multiple demos with mock orders from around the world

Pros

Provides visual representation of order shipping locations with 3D hexagon stacks and heatmaps
Allows businesses to optimize advertising campaigns and plan growth by analyzing shipping data
Offers multiple map styles and color schemes to suit various preferences
Heatmaps effectively display large amounts of geolocated orders from customers
Hexagon stacks facilitate variable shape comparison across different areas
Selectable colors and map styles enhance user customization
Full screen mode supports easy presentations
Includes multiple demos with mock orders for users to explore features

Cons

Potentially steep learning curve for users unfamiliar with data visualization tools
May require continuous updates to ensure accuracy and relevance of geolocation data
Limited use case primarily focused on businesses with significant shipping data
Dependence on visual data might overlook granular details of individual orders