Very interesting! Does this support GeoTIFF images?<p>I ask because I've got ~200 acres of forest I use a drone to survey. I generate a high resolution orthophoto, and I currently built my own site on top of leaflet using tiles cut from the large orthophoto.<p>I'm working with conservation organizations to try and restore some stream habitat, and being able to markup maps together would be <i>incredible</i>, but it looks like you are focusing on vector layers first?<p>Is it possible to provide my own tile server url? (e.g. I'll host the tiles on S3/Cloudfront/whatever, I just want to fancy notation/collaboration infrastructure.)<p>Edit:<p>Follow up -- I'm just one person who happens to work with various conservation groups to maintain the health of my forest. Typically, these groups are already strapped for cash, but it looks like this wouldn't really fall under 'personal' use because it's multiple people collaborating on a map? Very curious about whether you plans include a price tier for "I guess I want something like this but I'm also just like, one dude and not a business"<p>Edit 2:<p>Looks like yes, I can bring my own baselayer. (In my case, I have two base layers, one topgraphic, and an additional one that's the raster image, but it looks like I could create a similar experience on Felt?) So really, then the question becomes one of pricing for small uses like mine.
Looks interesting, like Figma but for maps<p>Off topic, but I like how the site uses a green background, stands out in the sea of gray and black that most sites use
They also just switched to MapLibre[1].<p>1. <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34971453" rel="nofollow">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34971453</a>
[from linked page] <i>"Since the beginning, our plan has been to offer a free tier of Felt for personal use alongside paid tiers for professional teams. Starting in 2024, Teams and related features will be available only to paying customers.</i>"<p>On the one hand they've nixed their PLG entry, on the other hand I'm not entirely clear what the use case and market size is for personal use here is anyway let alone multi-user personal use. Maybe Can or Sam can elaborate...