The map platform for Mongolia
Every door. Every track.
Every building and every khashaa has a code, with the official address behind it. Your app finds the door, not the street.
- 643,661buildingsSTATUS 2026-10-09
- 8,778door pointsSTATUS 2026-10-09
- 74,637places in searchSTATUS 2026-10-09
The door, not the address.
A door belongs to the place. No phone numbers, no owners.
Five characters, one door
A code like K7M4X points to one building or one khashaa. Easy to say on the phone; a typo is refused by the code itself. Every building and khashaa gets a code.
The official address behind it
Behind every code is the state's registered address. Where none matches, the card says "unofficial". A guess is never called a fact.
Confirmed on site
A driver at the door taps "here" and takes a photo. That is how a door becomes verified. Kept on the phone with no network.
The route to the door.
It ends at the street side or the gate, not in the middle of the block.
The route ends at the door
Paste the address. Search finds the building and the route ends at its street side or gate. How sure it is, shown as a number.
Tracks across the steppe
Ruts found in satellite images: which track is good, which is braiding into new ones. Ulaanbaatar to Kharkhorin, 359.8 km, worked out with no network.
One line of code.
Map, search, building codes and routes in one SDK.
3D, the real buildings
The Government Palace, Blue Sky and Shangri-La on their real footprints and heights. Every height says where it came from.
Works with no network
Save an area on the phone. The map, the route and confirmations work with no network.
Demo pages
Thin pages over the SDK, each under 200 lines, open source.
Guest page
The door's photo and instructions in the guest's language, from a code or a QR.
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