GeoDesk for Python Version 2.2 introduces a series of spatial operations: area(), buffer(), distance() and length(). We’ve also made it easier to query relation members that have specific roles (Features.with_role()).

We just released GOL Tool 2.3, which now allows you to export the results of a query in OSM PBF format. This makes it easy to create regional or thematic extracts.

We’re excited to announce GeoDesk 2.0 — a major upgrade with a brand-new GOL Tool and faster, simplified workflows.

We’ve shipped three new releases:

We’re excited to announce the latest edition of our GeoDesk OpenStreetMap Toolkit, this time for C++.

We’ve shipped two releases today:

GeoDesk for Python Version 0.1.10 introduces geometric filters, which select features based on the properties of their shape. Four new filter methods are available in this release:

GeoDesk for Python Version 0.1.4 is now available.

We’ve shipped two releases today:

We are excited to announce our first release of GeoDesk for Python: Query, analyze, display and transform OpenStreetMap features using the world’s most popular scripting language — on Windows, Linux and MacOS.