Turn your data into a Map
SplitMango builds custom interactive maps that make properties, sites, and locations easy to discover, filter, and understand at a glance.
Built for Real Estate Developers, Museums, and Civic Organizations.
We had the pleasure of collaborating with Splitmango on the redesign of our company website. Their clear workflow structuring, responsiveness, and attention to detail, collectively contributed to a creative and engaging design process, and the delivery of a website that we are extremely proud of.
Andrew Emmerson
Principal
We have been working with David and the team at SplitMango for almost 9 years now. SplitMango is knowledgeable in the web space and continues to keep up to date with the newest trends and technology. Working with them on a project is easy. They are committed, responsive and work hard to meet both our and our client needs.
Kelly Swan
VP Operations & Production, Partner
SplitMango has been our go-to web hosting and development partner, helping us maintain our expansive online presence with their swift response times and exceptional service. I appreciate their dedication to ensuring our digital needs are always met, allowing us to focus on our vital mission.
Sagar Jani
Director, Digital
Your data is valuable. Your spreadsheet isn't.
Most organizations sitting on location-based data — properties, sites, assets, records — end up presenting it as a list, a PDF, or a spreadsheet buried three clicks deep. None of those formats let someone actually explore what you have. They can't filter by what matters to them, can't see how things relate geographically, and often give up before finding what they came for.
An interactive map changes that. It turns a wall of data into something visual, filterable, and immediately understandable, whether someone's browsing available units, researching a heritage site, or looking up public records.
Built around your data, not a template
We start with how people actually search
Filters, categories, and search fields are built around the questions your visitors are actually asking, not a generic map plugin's default settings.
We handle the data, not just the map
Whether your information lives in a spreadsheet, a database, or years of records that were never digitized in a structured way, we build the pipeline that gets it onto the map cleanly and keeps it easy to update.
We build for scale
A map with a dozen points and a map with ten thousand need different technical approaches. We build for the size of your dataset now and where it's headed.
Maps we've built
We've built interactive maps for a heritage registry used across an entire city, a museum's local history archive, and a real estate developer's points of interest locations. Each one was built around a different kind of data and a different audience, and each one made information genuinely easy to explore.
Vancouver Heritage Site Finder
Non-profit
Traces of Home
Non-profit
Questions we hear
We already have the data. Do you build the map from scratch, or use a template?
We build custom, based on your data and how people need to use it. Off-the-shelf map plugins are fast but rigid, they rarely handle real-world data cleanly once you need filtering, categorization, or scale.
Our data changes often. How do we keep the map updated?
We build the map with content management in mind, so your team can update listings, records, or entries without needing a developer for every change.
We're not sure an interactive map is the right fit yet. Can we talk it through?
Yes. A lot of the value of an interactive map depends on the kind of data you have and how people need to use it. A short conversation usually makes it clear whether it's worth building.
How long does a project like this take?
It depends heavily on the complexity of your data and how much filtering and interactivity you need. We'll give you a real timeline after understanding your project.
Let's see what your
data could look like
Tell us a bit about what you're working with, and we'll talk through whether an interactive map makes sense, and what it could look like.