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GeezerVison is showing mapster.me — Mapster Technology Inc. — mapping & digital humanities studio A small studio that builds (mostly) maps.Mapster works with private businesses, universities, and archives to turn research and data into interactive experiences. SELECTED COORDINATES Ditidaht territory48.68°N 124.68°W
Native LandWorldwide
Erasmiana51.92°N 4.48°E
StudioVancouver, BC
Mapping & geospatialMapbox GL JS, Leaflet, Turf.js — we've taught thousands of people to use these tools and still reach for them daily. Digital humanitiesLong-term partnerships with academics, turning archives and research into interactive, public-facing maps. Indigenous mappingOur founder built Native Land Digital. We keep coming back to Indigenous-led mapping and language work. Mapping productsMapster WP Maps, Dencities, and other tools we build and maintain ourselves, not just for clients. A few projectssee the full list →Native LandThe site and apps mapping Indigenous territories worldwide — now a nonprofit we still help run. native-land.ca · ongoing Erasmiana DigitalAn AI-indexed digitization of the works of Erasmus of Rotterdam, built with Erasmus scholars. digital humanities · ongoing Learn DitidahtA language-learning platform built for and with the Ditidaht Community School. with Ditidaht Community School · delivered Small by design, not by accident.Mapster is Victor Temprano's studio, with a small team of trusted contractors joining in for most projects. Staying small keeps every project personal. More about the studio →Victor Temprano — founder, self-taught programmer since 2008. See his personal portfolio at https://victortemprano.com. Lee Mulvey — highly experienced frontend engineer, Mapster contractor since 2018. Janessa Perry — fantastic designer and upcoming web developer, Mapster contractor since 2025. |
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