ArcGIS Instant Apps

A conversational AI interface makes it possible for users to find features, filter by location or time, perform calculations, and surface data patterns without navigating complex query syntax or GIS workflows.

Create a category-based gallery of maps and apps focused on a topic or provide options to filter, search, and sort content within a group and allow for sharing filtered content via URL or social media.

Guide viewers to points of interest based on a location search and provide directions. Set a range for the distance slider that will be used to define the search buffer. Enable the Screenshot tool to allow viewers to capture images of the map with search results.

Include a set of tools that allow viewers to interact with and update data. Editing tools enable viewers to update and add features, while filters provide more information about the data. Use bookmarks and map tools to allow viewers to explore.

Compare multiple maps or scenes side by side or stacked vertically. Allow viewers to easily explore differences across datasets, time periods, or scenarios with synchronized navigation and built-in layer toggling.

View, edit, and manage map features all in one place. Add one or multiple maps with editable layers to update attributes directly in a table, make geometry edits, create new features, and export to CSV. Use this template to review field data, update records, or manage job statuses.

Collect reports directly on a map. Users can submit issues or observations, such as maintenance problems or community feedback. Gather input from the public or across teams, view existing reports, and track submission status.

Discover, view, and explore a collection of maps and layers curated by an organization. Interactively measure distance, area, and elevation profiles; switch between 2D and 3D; compare layers with swipe and transparency tools; and more. Share the maps you create by exporting a PDF file or screenshot.