MapConductorWrite your map code once.
Choose the provider later.
MapConductor is a unified map SDK that puts the major map providers behind a single API — 15 today, and still growing. Swap providers without rewriting your application logic.
Every SDK shares the same concepts and API names, so a new platform never means relearning the model.
A declarative MapView for Android, covering 10 providers — Google Maps, MapLibre, Mapbox, HERE, ArcGIS, MapTiler, TomTom, Longdo, Mappls, Open Mobile Maps.
A declarative MapView for iOS, covering 11 providers — Google Maps, MapLibre, Mapbox, HERE, ArcGIS, MapTiler, TomTom, Longdo, Apple MapKit, Mappls, Open Mobile Maps.
A declarative MapView for React, covering 14 providers — Google Maps, MapLibre, Mapbox, HERE, ArcGIS, MapTiler, TomTom, Longdo, Apple MapKit, Leaflet, OpenLayers, Azure Maps, Cesium, Mappls.
Switch providers through configuration while your application code stays the same. Coverage grows per platform, so contracts and pricing can change without a rewrite.
Multi-SDK support
Drive Google Maps, Mapbox, HERE and ArcGIS from a single codebase.
Unified map API
Markers, shapes, camera control and events share one common model.
Reuse your logic
Change map providers without rewriting application logic.
High-performance rendering
Built-in clustering and diffing keep thousands of markers smooth.
Modern UI first
Designed for the declarative workflows of Jetpack Compose and SwiftUI.
Open source
Published under Apache-2.0 — read the implementation and extend it yourself.
Your app depends only on the unified layer. Adapters absorb provider differences, so switching stays a configuration change.
Application layer
MapConductor unified API
Provider adapters
The same implementation running against different providers.
We publish development progress, releases and talks on Discord. Design feedback and bug reports are welcome.