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Geometry
Many shapes, one survey.
Point, line, and polygon questions live side by side in the same form. A respondent drops a tree, traces a trail, and outlines a parcel without ever leaving the survey — or juggling three of them.
Spatial data collection · built on ArcGIS Online
MapForm captures points, lines, and polygons in a single survey, writes every response straight into your ArcGIS Online organization, and keeps the form editable long after you publish. Authorable by people — and, for the first time, by agents.
Geometry
Point, line, and polygon questions live side by side in the same form. A respondent drops a tree, traces a trail, and outlines a parcel without ever leaving the survey — or juggling three of them.
Evolvable
Add a question, rename a field, retune the logic — MapForm evolves the underlying feature layers in place. No tearing down and rebuilding, and every response already collected keeps its shape.
Interface
Author surveys and read results straight from an agent or editor over the Model Context Protocol — the same capabilities a person has in the atelier, exposed as tools. Not an afterthought; a front door.
Craft
A drafting-table editor, a clean runner, sensible defaults that get out of the way. The hard parts — provisioning, geometry, sync — stay under the hood, where they belong.
For planners
Purpose-built question types for the workflows planning agencies run. The prioritization & ranking question, for one, lets respondents build a fiscally constrained, ranked set of alternatives — dragging candidates into a funded list against a budget, with running cost tallies and the choices lit up on the map.
Built entirely on ArcGIS Online
Maps, basemaps, and drawing tools are rendered with the ArcGIS Maps SDK — the same engine your org already trusts.
Every submission is written to feature layers in your AGOL organization. The responses live where your analysts already work.
Authors sign in with their ArcGIS Online account. Permissions and identity are your org’s, not a second silo to manage.