DeepStateMap 2.0 debuts with offline mode and the biggest redesign since the launch of "war map"

DeepStateMap, one of the most popular and accurate interactive tools for tracking changes in the front line and the course of military operations, has been updated to version 2.0 with the biggest redesign since its launch.

The team says it worked on the update for six months and chose a design for the site inspired by the Human Interface Guidelines philosophy, as well as a thoroughly thought out functionality for user experience.

What's new in DeepStateMap?

• Fully updated design of the site and all its elements.
• New color scheme for the dark version of the site.
• Offline map mode — activates when there is no internet connection (but it is recommended to pre-load tile areas in the settings).
• “Drawing” tool for analysts — creating visual diagrams and the ability to immediately share them on social networks
• New settings menu — change tile background, icon filtering, etc. (weak devices can disable animation on the site to reduce load).
• Keyboard shortcuts on PC (to view the full list available — press Ctrl+/).
• New and more convenient change history, activated by clicking on the bell.
• New weapons — Taurus and sea drones.
• Added map center, clicking on which enables copying coordinates, including in MGRS.
• Dozens of bugs that were affecting performance have been fixed.

The update will be available to all users within 24 hours (if you want to be among the first to test it — clear the cache on your device).