Even with that background I'm having a hard time understand _what_ this really is? Is it a git wrapper with some geospatial features? Why git for geospatial at all?
If it integrated with QGIS/ArcGIS to show visual differences, and allow a user to easily reconcile differences between conflicting features (based on topological rules), I'd definitely be interested though it doesn't seem like it at a glance.
@fyrn_ Re: the work you did with 'multiplayer map editing', is there anything public you could show? I'm interested in how you solved this challenge.
A city planning department tracks changes to zoning boundaries over time.
Staff can:
See who changed what, when, and why.
Roll back or compare versions.
Create branches for "proposed" zoning plans without touching main data.
Citizens can access a cloned version of planning data.
Changes or suggestions (e.g., new bike paths) can be proposed via pull requests.
Keeps public and internal data separate but linkable.
Farm fields are polygons; each year’s crop type is stored as tabular data.
Each season gets committed with metadata and satellite imagery.