Isochrones: make your
own travel time map
Make an instant travel time map with no code, get a developer API key or a plugin for QGIS, ArcGIS & Alteryx
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Features
Visualise a travel time area
Visualise overlapping areas
Merge travel time areas
Make travel time heat map
Network analysis
Filter nearby points
Rank points by time
A to B routing
Isochrone API for developers
Generate travel time polygons to display on any app
Visualise a travel time area using code or filter points of interest within this area.
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Build isochrones using QGIS
Travel time data visualisations using GIS open source software
Create travel time layers and analyse population data that falls within these catchment areas.
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Isochrones within ArcGIS
Isochrones using public transport data & other modes
Enhance your existing ArcGIS spatial analytics with different modes of transport.
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Alteryx Isochrone Macro
Enrich your data with journey time insights
Generate many isochrones in just a few clicks. Display many shapes at once to see where they overlap.
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What’s an isochrone and how can I generate a drive time map or map travel time radius?
Wondering what the difference between an isochrone, drive time map and a tool to map travel time radius is? They’re exactly the same thing. An isochrone shows points of an equal value joined together.
For example if you need to draw a drive time area showing all of places you can reach within 30 minutes, this perimeter shows equal points joined. However a ‘travel time radius’ or ‘drive time radius’ don’t actually exist. Radius means circle and travel time shapes come in all shapes and sizes.
Useful links
Explore isochrones & maps
- Generate your own travel time map here
- Tutorial: How to use our isochrone tool
- Full isochrone definition & examples
- How to make the most accurate isochrone
- Draw an isochrone with an API
- Isochrone map design ideas
- Drive time maps vs. geodistance
- Google distance matrix vs. TravelTime Search API
- See the difference between radius & isochrones
- Guide to radius maps
- Free isochrone map generator
- Isochrone data visualisation case study: find a home within easy reach of school and work
- How to make a kilometers radius map
- Draw driving, cycling & walking times on a kilometer radius map
- Isochrone API tutorial to create an isochrone map
- Isochrone example case study: Foxton’s commute time property search
- The office relocation guide
- Tutorial: making a distance matrix & calculating times to multiple locations
- How to create a GeoJSON isochrone
Export travel time data
Looking to analyse postcode data by travel time? We can export data for office relocation analysis, retail catchment areas and more.
Why use time-based maps?
It understands context – taking into account congestion, routing & geography to deliver better results.
Map locations like a real person thinks – in minutes, not miles.
Every map is personalised to the location’s context, transport mode and time of travel.
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