Own product · Internal beta

LocTer: location sources and map viewer

An internal tool that starts with coordinates, locations or references and organizes information from authorized sources.

Conceptual flow from input to viewer; it does not represent unpublished providers or internal rules.
  1. 01Location
  2. 02Normalization
  3. 03Authorized sources
  4. 04Viewer

01

Problem

Checking one location across several sources means repeating searches, normalizing formats and connecting results manually.

02

Solution

LocTer receives and normalizes input, queries Cadastre, Google Maps, a map viewer and other available sources, then presents coordinates, parcel and cadastral references, property data and relevant links.

How it works

  • Coordinates or reference input
  • Location normalization
  • Authorized source queries
  • Connected results
  • Map viewer
  • Private identity and access
  • Anonymized public material

03

Publishing the system without publishing access

The case shows the problem, flow and general architecture. It does not publish the subdomain, credentials, provider keys, sensitive queries or private data. Results are not presented as investment guarantees or advice.

Conceptual flow from input to viewer; it does not represent unpublished providers or internal rules.
  1. 01Location
  2. 02Normalization
  3. 03Authorized sources
  4. 04Viewer
Conceptual flow from input to viewer; it does not represent unpublished providers or internal rules.

04

Security and privacy

Identity and JWT protect an internal beta. Public material is limited to the anonymized architecture and flow, without exposing screens, searches or working data.

05

Confirmed stack

  • Blazor WebAssembly
  • PWA
  • ASP.NET Core API
  • Entity Framework Core
  • SQL Server
  • Identity
  • JWT

Interface

Functional flow and public boundaries

Identity and JWT protect an internal beta. Public material is limited to the anonymized architecture and flow, without exposing screens, searches or working data.

Access remains private

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