Self-host

Your maps. Your server.

The data pipeline, this web app, the API and the Android app are AGPL-3.0. Run it on your own box and every Pro feature is on, ungated: with no billing provider configured, the API turns every feature on for every account. That’s the deal.

The source goes public at launch. OpenHunt’s code is published as a public repository when the hosted service launches; this page will link it, and the steps below are written against it. Until then, questions go to support@openhuntmaps.com.

$ git clone <the public repository, at launch>
$ cd openhunt/deploy/compose
$ docker compose up -d
# postgres + api up. Run the pipeline for your states to build tiles —
# the self-hosting guide has the full path.

The pipeline needs GDAL and tippecanoe and a few hours of CPU per state; the serving stack needs almost nothing — tiles are static files and the API is one small binary. The self-hosting guide covers the full single-box stack, tiles, and running behind a hostname. Questions, bugs, missing states: support@openhuntmaps.com