Workspace
Manage multiple datasets together — collect results from Table Join, Spatial Join, and other tools in one place.
How to use
- Run Table Join or Spatial Join, then click "Add to workspace" next to its result to bring it here.
- Click a dataset's name to rename it, "Set active" to pick which one the detail panel/map shows, or the trash icon to remove it.
- "Save to browser storage" is explicit and separate from your current in-memory workspace — nothing is written to storage automatically.
- Every dataset here stays in your browser tab. "Save to browser storage" writes to local storage on this device only, never to a server.
- This is an early, additive workspace — most tools still work standalone without ever touching it, exactly as before.
Your workspace is empty.
Add a result from Table Join or Spatial Join with "Add to workspace", or load a workspace you saved earlier.
Everything here stays in your browser tab. "Save to browser storage" writes to this browser's local storage only — nothing is uploaded to a server.
Workspace Coverage
An early-stage, additive multi-dataset space for working with several results together in one session. Right now, datasets arrive here via the "Add to workspace" button on Table Join's and Spatial Join's results.
Every tool still works exactly as before without ever touching Workspace — it's an optional layer for connecting several results, and nothing is written to browser storage until you explicitly click "Save to browser storage."
Frequently asked questions
Is anything here sent to a server?
No — every dataset in Workspace lives only in your browser tab's memory; clicking "Save to browser storage" writes it to this browser's local storage, never to a server.
Do other tools require going through Workspace?
No — most tools remain fully usable on their own, exactly as before. Workspace is an optional feature for when you want to connect several datasets together.