A pioneering new software toolkit developed in the heart of Cambridge is set to reshape the world of geospatial link analysis. Cambridge Intelligence, best known for its work in visualising complex networks and timelines, has announced the launch of MapWeave, a powerful SDK (software development kit) that helps developers uncover hidden connections in location-based data.
MapWeave enables organisations to understand not just where things happen, but why — solving one of the biggest challenges in geospatial investigations. From tracking the movement of vehicles and spotting cyber threats, to identifying links in organised fraud, the tool provides a clear, intuitive way to reveal relationships buried deep in data.
Dan Williams, Chief Product Officer at Cambridge Intelligence, explained:
“MapWeave brings a level of clarity to geospatial investigations that simply hasn’t been available before. It helps organisations get more from their data—faster, and with fewer barriers.”
From Early Access to Enterprise-Ready
MapWeave combines maps, timelines, network links and observation data into a single interface, giving investigators a holistic view of their cases. It features high-performance rendering across millions of data points, smart clustering for visual clarity, and seamless integration with the company’s existing KeyLines and KronoGraph SDKs.
After months of feedback through its Early Access Programme, MapWeave is now enterprise-ready. It’s designed to scale with demand and slot easily into existing intelligence platforms—making it ideal for sectors like cybersecurity, law enforcement and anti-fraud operations.
Cambridge Intelligence has offered visualisation tools to some of the world’s most security-sensitive industries since 2011. With MapWeave, they continue their tradition of empowering analysts to uncover threats quickly and effectively.
Developers and organisations can request a free trial of MapWeave now via the company’s website.
