Find the shortest path along a line network, or generate a service area showing everything reachable within a distance. Distance-based analysis along your network's actual geometry — not a driving-directions engine.
Two Kinds of Network Analysis
Shortest Path
Click a start and end point on your network — get the real shortest route along the actual line geometry and its exact distance.
Service Area
Click an origin and set a maximum distance — see everything on the network genuinely reachable within that range.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this account for one-way streets or speed limits?
No — this is distance-based shortest path and service area analysis along your network's actual geometry, not a driving-directions engine. One-way restrictions, speed limits, and turn restrictions aren't modeled.
My network has small gaps between lines that should connect — what happens?
The snap tolerance setting merges nearby line endpoints (within the distance you set) into a single connected point before analysis, so small digitizing gaps don't break connectivity. Increase it if two segments that should connect aren't being treated as connected.
What file formats can I upload as a network?
GeoJSON, Shapefile (zipped), GeoPackage, KML/KMZ, or a spreadsheet with coordinates — any line/polyline layer representing roads, paths, or drainage.
Can I export the results?
Yes — the route or reachable network exports as GeoJSON, Shapefile, or KML.
Need real routing with turn restrictions, speed, or time-based analysis? Our team can build that on top of your actual network data.
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