Mundi Documentation

Mundi is an open source web GIS built around AI.

• Supports vector, raster, and point cloud data
• Connects to and queries spatial databases like PostGIS
• Uses LLMs to call geoprocessing algorithms and edit symbology

You can try it for free on Mundi cloud at app.mundi.ai, our hosted cloud service. Mundi is also self-hostable and open source under the AGPLv3 license, with full support for local LLMs.

Starting on Mundi cloud

You can sign up for free at app.mundi.ai to try out Mundi and read some guides to learn what’s possible:

Making your first map Learn how to create your first map in Mundi with sample data and basic visualization.

Connecting to PostGIS Mundi can connect to, add layers from, and query external PostGIS databases.

Using the Mundi developer API

You can use the Mundi API to create maps, upload spatial data, render maps, and more.

Self-hosting Mundi

Mundi is open source (AGPLv3) and can run entirely on your local machine with local LLMs.

We have a tutorial on self-hosting Mundi. Self-hosting requires a good computer/server, git, and Docker. You can optionally connect it to a local LLM (or any provider that supports the chat completions API).

Give us a star on GitHub, join our Discord to talk to us, or create a pull request to contribute back!