Choose how you look at the city and what is drawn on it.
Auto keeps motion smooth by easing resolution only when your device is struggling.
Fly low over the city, or sit back while the drone tours the landmarks.
The sun, shadows and street lights follow real Bengaluru time.
Four trains run the real track, stopping at Electronic City, Konappana Agrahara and Huskur Road. Tap any train in the city to step inside.
How drinking water could reach every building here, drawn along the real roads.
Illustration, not a utility map. BWSSB and ELCITA do not publish their pipe layout, so these pipes follow the mapped roads and buildings. Pipes are drawn at street level so you can see them; real mains run 1–3 m underground. Source chain: Citizen Matters on Cauvery Stage V.
Drop one on the city and watch it crater, collapse and burn. Rebuild any time.
What is real, what is estimated, and where it comes from.
Mapped: building outlines, roads, the Yellow Line track and stations, the expressway, lakes, society and campus boundaries, and overhead tanks.
Machine-detected: where OpenStreetMap has no outline, buildings come from Google Open Buildings and Microsoft ML Buildings through Overture Maps. That is how tower blocks inside societies such as Prestige Sunrise Park and Godrej E-City appear.
Estimated: most building heights. Tap a building to see which.
Illustrated: façades, trees, street lamps, traffic, people, train interiors and the water network.
Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Footprints and places via Overture Maps Foundation (CDLA Permissive 2.0, includes Google Open Buildings and Microsoft ML Buildings). Terrain: AWS Terrain Tiles (SRTM). Rendering: three.js. Built with Claude.