macOS EXCLUSIVE · $5.99 · One-time purchase

GIS Quick Viewer:
Spatial data at a glance.

Drop GeoJSON, KML, KMZ, GPX, or Shapefile onto the app and instantly inspect geometry, attributes, and projections — no heavy GIS suite required.

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GIS Quick Viewer showing spatial data on macOS

Precision without the payload.

Heavy GIS software has its place. For quick file validation and inspection, you need speed, clarity, and instant results.

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Near-Zero Parse Time

Native Swift implementation parses complex spatial datasets in milliseconds. Drop the file, see the map — no waiting.

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Native Format Support

No conversion pipelines. Works directly with the formats spatial analysts actually use.

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Smart Attribute Inspection

See all metadata and properties of the features you're viewing.

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Built for macOS

Integrates with Quick Look, respects system dark mode, and is optimized for Apple Silicon — not a cross-platform afterthought.

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How GIS Quick Viewer works

GIS Quick Viewer brings professional geospatial previews to macOS Finder's Quick Look. Select a GeoJSON, KML, Shapefile, GPX, or KMZ file and press Space to see the map and inspect every feature's attributes instantly — no GIS software, no import step, no waiting. It's built natively in Swift, parses even complex datasets in milliseconds, and works entirely offline.

Is GIS Quick Viewer free?

No — it's a one-time $5.99 purchase on the Mac App Store, with no subscription.

Which spatial file formats does it support?

GeoJSON, KML, Shapefile, GPX, and KMZ — the formats GIS analysts actually work with day to day, natively, with no conversion needed.

Do I need GIS software installed to use it?

No. GIS Quick Viewer works standalone inside Finder's Quick Look — no ArcGIS, QGIS, or other software required just to check a file.

Can I inspect feature attributes, not just see the map?

Yes — Smart Attribute Inspection shows all metadata and properties of the features you're viewing, right alongside the map.

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