Map Studio
Design every outdoor route, down to the meter
Click a segment, drag a waypoint, and the editor follows. Activity-aware routing across nine sports, weather and surface overlays on every meter, and real-time collaboration with your crew.
Product tour
Watch the editor do the work
Short clips of each capability. Pick one and watch exactly how it behaves as the course takes shape.
Works with the tools you already use
Challenges we solve
Everything the terrain tells you, on one map
What's under the hood
Mountaya's routing, suggestions, and elevation analysis are the same primitives we expose as endpoints to outdoor apps and AI platforms.
Basemaps that match the job
Satellite for course recon, summer topo for planning, winter layers for ski operations. Switch the basemap as the job changes, without leaving the editor.
Safety & risk analysis
Cross-reference slope angle, exposure, snow depth, and forecasts to flag risky sections before heading out, race day, or resort opening.
Elevation & terrain
Design around the numbers, not a hunch
Draw the line and read it back: distance, ascent, gradient, and surface on every segment. Compare variants by the numbers, place aid stations on the climbs, and set cutoffs you can stand behind.
- Ascent, descent, and gradient per segment
- Compare route variants by the numbers
- Slope range flags the steep sections
The toolkit
One workspace, nine sports, no lock-in
Structure the whole course in one place, switch sport and watch the routing retune, then take it out as a GPX or a branded flythrough.
Itinerary builder
Define segments, aid stations, checkpoints, waypoints, and route variants, all organized in a single workspace.
Nine outdoor activities
Trail, road, gravel, hiking, ski touring, and more. Routing, surface, and pace retune to the sport you pick.
GPX and KML, no lock-in
Import a file to recon a course, export any itinerary native to Garmin, Suunto, and Strava.
Export as video
Render a branded flythrough of the finished course for race briefings and social.
Course craft
The small moves that make a course real
A course is not one long line. Restructure segments, group them for the people reading the map, read the grade of the terrain, and publish only when it is ready.
Merge, split, insert
Combine two segments, cut one in two, or drop a new segment between two others, without redrawing the course.
Segments grouped into one leg
Group a run of segments so readers see a single clean leg on the map and the elevation profile.
SAC and bike difficulty grades
Read SAC hiking grades from T1 to T6 and mountain bike technical grades on every segment of the line.
Draft now, publish when ready
Keep editing in a private draft. Athletes, viewers, and embedded maps only ever see the published version.
Map styles for every terrain and season
Choose satellite for course recon, topo for route planning, or winter layers for ski operations, each tuned to how you work.
Satellite
Summer topo
Winter topoSurface analysis
Read the terrain at a glance. Spot steep sections, assess exposure, and plan safer passages across your entire course before heading out.
Hillshade
Avalanche zones
Aspect-SlopeWeather overlays
See how real-world conditions will affect your route at every point, so you can brief your team and adjust plans with confidence.
Wind
Visibility
Perceived temperature
+8 moreTime-aware layers
Scroll through past conditions or preview upcoming forecasts at any point along your route. Every data layer supports full time navigation.
Map Embedding
Your maps, your website, your brand
Control what visitors see: elevation profile, trail characteristics, download options, map controls, etc. Over 25 options, fully branded to match your website.
Why outdoor teams switch to Mountaya
- Route you onto roads and highways
- Weather and terrain live in three other tabs
- Every route redrawn from scratch
- Reshaping a route means dragging every waypoint by hand
- Sharing progress means emailing GPX files back and forth
- Exporting to your watch means juggling apps
- Activity-aware routing that follows the trail under your feet
- Weather, terrain, and snow on the same map
- Set a brief, get matching routes in seconds
- An AI co-pilot edits the map from a prompt while you refine it
- Real-time collaboration: your whole team edits one map together
- One GPX that Garmin, Suunto, and Strava read natively
Use case
How Campus Coach uses Mountaya as the single source of geospatial data for their 600,000 users.
Instead of juggling Google Maps, Mapbox, Strava, and other providers, we made Mountaya our single source of truth for all our geospatial data. Having one centralized, end-to-end platform radically simplifies how we manage our stack and build new products.
Jonathan Levy
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Frequently asked questions
Map Studio is Mountaya's visual editor for outdoor routes. It routes across nine outdoor activities on a 3D map, reads slope, surface, and waytype on every meter, layers historical, live, and forecast weather, and lets your team refine the course together in real time.
Yes. Import a GPX or KML to recon an existing course, then export any itinerary as a GPX that Garmin, Suunto, and Strava read natively. Nothing is locked in.
Yes. Every map ships with white-label embedding: one line of code puts a branded, interactive map with elevation profiles and live weather on your race site, coaching dashboard, or resort portal. Over 25 display options, no maintenance.
Map Studio is free for hikers and enthusiasts. Pro is 125€/year and lifts every limit for pro athletes, ultra runners, coaches, and guides. Race organizers, coaches with a roster, and outdoor apps get plans shaped to their use case on the pricing page.
Yes. Every organization can enable it with its own AI credentials. It moves segments, swaps overlays, and rebuilds routes from a plain-language prompt, on top of the full manual editor you already use.
Yes. Map Studio is a real-time collaborative editor. Your crew, safety team, coaches, and event partners open the same itinerary together, see each other's cursors, and watch every waypoint, segment, and overlay change land live. Compare variants and sign off the final course together, with no conflicts to reconcile. No exported file goes around by email, and nobody works from a stale copy.