Self-Hosted Maps Stack

In plain words

Self-Hosted Maps Stack is a self-hosted mapping application that includes base maps, geocoding, and directions routing without sending data to third-party services. It currently supports bicycle directions and covers Seattle with map tiles. The stack includes a geocoder and directions server for local deployment. It is designed for users who want privacy-focused mapping infrastructure under their own control. Transit routing is planned for future development.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

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