Quetzly
Test, monitor, and visualize your location APIs in one place
Quetzly launched on January 19, 2026 with 79 votes, #436 of 14,584 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Quetzly helps developers, GIS and IT teams test, monitor, and visualize geospatial APIs. Send http requests, adjust headers and query params, and inspect JSON with an integrated editor. Render WMS, WFS, GeoJSON and ArcGIS services on an interactive map, toggle layers, zoom to extents, and export data as GeoJSON or Shapefile. Track endpoint health to reduce downtime and keep location services reliable. Quetzly is currently in open Beta. Try it for free.
Validate, monitor, and map your ArcGIS services with Quetzly's Chrome extension and desktop app. Catch silent failures, track dependencies, and automate health reports for your GIS infrastructure before incidents reach end users.
Operational reliability and health validation for GIS and IT professionals. Don't wait for a frustrated email from a director or user. Quetzly scans your services in the background, letting you catch errors before they ever impact an end-user. No scripts, no Pro, no DevTools. Quetzly surfaces critical service errors right in your browser for instant, effortless troubleshooting. Get a high-level, visual dashboard of every public service. With instant counts and clear Pass/Fail assertions, you see the big picture of your services health immediately. Turn complex technical information into a professional PDF summary. Run a weekly health check to prove uptime and document service conditions for…from quetzly.com
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