New feature
Map View for Models
New Map view alongside tables and JSON
Your model list now supports a new Map output mode alongside Table and JSON.
If Mongoose Studio detects GeoJSON fields in your schema (or embedded data), you’ll see a map toggle. Switch to Map view and:
Automatically render GeoJSON Points, Polygons, and MultiPolygons
Select which GeoJSON field to visualize
Click features to open the underlying document
Load additional documents as needed
Auto-fit bounds to your dataset
It’s an instant geospatial dashboard powered directly by your schema — no separate BI/GIS tool required.
New feature
✏️ Interactive GeoJSON Editing
Add/remove vertexes, drag to redraw GeoJSON polygons directly from Mongoose Studio
This is where things get really fun.
When editing a document that contains GeoJSON:
🧭 Points
Drag the marker to update coordinates visually
No more manually editing
[lng, lat]arrays
🔷 Polygons & MultiPolygons
Drag vertices to reshape the polygon
Right-click an edge to add a new vertex (MultiPolygon)
Right-click a vertex to delete it
Undo button to revert changes
Live synchronization back to the document editor
All edits update the document just like any other field — but now visually.
Why It Matters
Coordinates aren’t really “data” — they’re geometry.
And geometry is much easier to understand visually.
With Map View + in-place GeoJSON editing, Mongoose Studio moves further toward its core goal:
Make MongoDB feel like working inside your application — not inside a raw database console.
If you’ve ever stored user locations, delivery zones, geofences, or regions and wished you didn’t have to mentally parse arrays of numbers… this release is for you.
If you try the new Map View, I’d love to hear what you think — especially if you’re using spatial data in production.
More soon.