Mountaya developer platform

Outdoor routing, geospatial analysis, and interactive maps. Embed the studio, query the Data API, render the tiles.

Mountaya is a platform for the outdoors: routing tuned to hiking, cycling, and skiing, geospatial analysis of real terrain, and map tiles for basemaps and weather overlays. Three products cover it, behind one authentication model, and you can mix and match: drop in the full map editor, call the geospatial API, or render the tiles yourself. AI tooling brings the same Data API into assistants and agents over the Model Context Protocol.

Products

Map Embedding

Drop the full Mountaya map editor into your product with a single iframe. Render itineraries, collections, and overlays, themed and configured to your needs.

Data API

A read-only GraphQL API for outdoor routing and geospatial analysis: directions, route suggestions, isochrones, matrices, geocoding, POIs, and geometry analysis.

Tile API

Vector and raster tiles for basemaps and environmental overlays (hillshade, weather, slope steepness, snow), served on a standard {z}/{x}/{y} template.

Tools & Integrations

Bring Mountaya's routing into AI workflows with the MCP server and agent integrations, backed by the same Data API queries.

What you can build

Route planners: compute directions between waypoints, or generate loop and point-to-point suggestions that hit a target distance and ascent.
Trip dashboards: embed an interactive map showing a user's itineraries and saved collections with weather and snow overlays.
Terrain analysis: score the surface, way type, slope, and elevation of any geometry, or compute reachability isochrones and travel-time matrices.
Discovery features: geocode places, reverse-geocode coordinates, and search huts, peaks, trails, and points of interest.

Where to start

Quickstart

Pick your product and make your first call in about five minutes: embed the studio, query the Data API, or fetch a tile specification.

Core concepts

The model behind the platform: the three products, coordinate order, activities, units, languages, and the API hostnames.