On July 7 we announced the rebranding of our company and simultaneously introduced a leap in our product’s evolution, CARTO Builder. This is the story of the process behind the new name that embodies this transformation.

At CARTO, we have a deep passion for sharing knowledge and discovering new insights through spatial analysis and visualization. With the release of our CARTO Builder and the ever deepening work of our team, we’re excited to share with the world some of the game-changing innovations we’re bringing to the...

For a long time, most GIS tools focused on creating maps with very small datasets. Now that we have more and more data we need better tools to visualize datasets that are way bigger, or that represent a high density amount of features for some particular places. For example, if...

Analyzing data on important measures like electrical indicators can seem like a daunting task, especially when that information needs to be timely and made available by law. When faced with the challenge of visualizing and analyzing over 2,000 indicators Red Eléctrica de España (REE) turned to CARTO.

We recently welcomed new members to our US team, and now we want to take a moment to welcome our newest team members in Europe!

In the same way you can create data-driven maps by changing the size of the points in your data, you can also change the color of your polygons or points/lines.

Just a few weeks ago, we started giving access to the new CARTO Builder to people on our early access list. There have been some articles and positive reactions about it (Thanks!), so we wanted to share with you some things you can do with CARTO Builder.

It’s that time of year again! As professionals and technology lovers from across the world flock to Austin, TX for what has become the largest and most prolific event in music, film, and interactive technology, at CARTO we’re focused in on next year’s event to bring our brand of innovation...

Our Sales team in North America continues to grow quickly, and we’re excited to welcome some new faces with Brigitte Boyles, Tony Ferreira, Joe Pringle, Danny Sheehan, and Bryan Spiro to the CARTO family. Here’s a little more about them…

CARTO is going to Ecuador! On September 2nd we will be participating in the Hackathon for Natural Disaster Management in Quito, Ecuador. The hackathon’s mission is to use data and geospatial technology to create innovative solutions to disaster risk management challenges and humanitarian response plans with a focus on volcanic...