A Space is a live map built for evaluating land. Acquisition and development teams use it to size up a market fast: overlay zoning and other data layers across every parcel you're tracking, and check each project's status at a glance, without opening a single one.
Spaces vs. Home
Don't confuse a Space with Home. Home is the administrative screen every user lands on, for managing your content and account settings. A Space is a map: where you do the actual work of evaluating parcels and land deals.
Spaces are available on Enterprise plans.
What a Space contains
A map view of your portfolio.
A filtered list of projects from your portfolio, shown on a Portfolio Layer.
Data layers, like zoning maps and market data.
The Data Table, including a gallery view for browsing project cards and status.
Apps.
Inside a Space
A Space uses the same top bar as a project, but the toolbars around it are stripped down for browsing, not designing.
The toolbar has a map search, a New Project button, and tape measure tools for length and area. There are no drawing tools. (You can dock this toolbar wherever you like — it isn't fixed to the bottom.)
The map's own toolbar only shows view options, since there's nothing to select or draw.
The map and the Data Table both work the same as they do in a project.
Two default layouts are available: Discover, which pairs the Layers panel with the map, and Browse, which pairs the Portfolio Data Table with the map.
What you can do in a Space
Compare zoning, market data, and other layers across every parcel in view.
Filter and search your parcel data to find land deals that match your criteria, like location, property values, or creation date.
Check project status across your whole portfolio at a glance.
Open projects from your portfolio.
Create new projects.
Make bulk edits to project metadata and sharing.
Get started
You can build a new Space, or open a Space you already have access to and explore it.