About GeoXY
GeoXY is a free, browser-based geodetic platform for surveyors, civil engineers, and GIS professionals.
Who builds GeoXY
GeoXY is created and maintained by Mohamed Sobhy Ismail, a technical manager and civil engineer based in Cairo, Egypt. It grew out of day-to-day work on engineering projects where coordinate and datum conversions — Ain el Abd 1970, Egypt's belt systems, Nahrwan, KUDAMS, and others — were repeatedly done by hand in spreadsheets.
The goal is simple: put accurate, transparent geodetic tooling in the browser so it works the same on a desk or on a phone in the field, with no install and no server round-trip for core conversions.
What GeoXY does
246 datum conversions
Ain el Abd, Egypt belts, Nahrwan, KUDAMS, Merchich, Carthage and global systems such as WGS 84 and ETRS89 — with EPSG codes.
Batch UTM conversion
Convert hundreds of points from CSV or TSV with automatic zone detection.
Elevation & contours
Look up elevations and generate contours with color-coded 3D terrain.
Cut & fill volumes
Earthwork volumes with export to KML, DXF, GeoJSON, and CSV.
Open the converter or read the documentation.
Open source
Parts of the platform are developed in the open. Bug reports, suggestions, and datum requests are welcome.