MapaDXF is the GeoKantar module for surveyors and engineers who need an interactive map, work with points and lines, project management and professional CAD output in one workflow. It is especially useful for infrastructure, utility and field projects where data must stay clear from input to delivery.
MapaDXF combines data entry, an interactive map, network drawing and finished CAD export in one place.
Google Maps integration with satellite, hybrid and standard view. Clickable markers, location review and direct field work.
Import TXT and CSV files with automatic data recognition and preparation for mapping.
Coordinate conversion within the same workflow, without switching manually between different tools.
Connecting points into networks, lines and infrastructure with a focus on precision and clarity.
Ready output for AutoCAD and similar software with layers, colours and organised content.
Data stays local on the device and the app remains useful even without internet on site.
MapaDXF is not only a map, but also a workspace for projects, attributes and organisation of field data.
It creates the most value when users want to bring map work, project data and technical output into one workflow.
MapaDXF is not just one feature, but the central module around which the other GeoKantar tools naturally connect.
The page is strongest when it clearly shows that MapaDXF is not a generic map but a tool for specific professional scenarios.
MapaDXF works best when connected to tools for coordinates, conversion and export.
A short overview of what users most often want to know before a demo or inquiry.
No. The module is designed for several utility infrastructure types, including water, electricity, sewage, lighting and similar networks.
Yes. GeoKantar is focused on field work, so core workflows also function offline.
Yes. One of the key strengths of the module is organised DXF export ready for further processing.
This is the strongest product page for presenting the wider GeoKantar solution. Get in touch if you want a demo, customisation or collaboration for infrastructure, utility and field projects.