Your region, mapped.
LOKA Atlas is a self-serve map publishing platform — pick a region anywhere in the world and publish a shareable atlas in minutes. Every atlas ships with a catalogue of default layers built from open data; then make it yours by adding your own data (CSV, Excel, JSON, GeoJSON, KML, GPX). Share it, embed it, or keep it private.
The Deoria · Kushinagar · Gorakhpur atlas
Built with the Systems Practice at Socratus and Jagriti, it maps crop systems block by block, sugar mills and distilleries, rivers, wetlands, floodplains, forests and land cover across three eastern-UP districts — every layer switchable, every feature clickable.
Open the atlas →What you get
How it works
A district, a cluster of blocks, a watershed — anywhere. If it's in India, you get the richest layer catalogue.
Choose what belongs on your map from the catalogue for your region, and add your organisation's identity.
Your atlas goes live at its own address — share it, embed it, or keep it private. Update it as your work grows.
Free to start — most atlases cost nothing to build or host. Very large regions or heavy data layers may need a quick approval from us first, and we'll tell you before anything is charged (usually nothing is).
Get your atlas
The setup wizard takes you from region to published atlas in a few minutes — free to start, and you sign in with just your email to publish. Prefer a guided start? Write to us and we'll set it up with you.
Build your own atlas for free Email us instead LOKA Atlas is Public Tech by Socratus — built on open data, openly credited.