Start with Launcher
Extract the Windows Launcher to make a local home for your programs and data. Its default library stays inside that folder; you can change the data folder in Settings.
Tools for your own workspace
Run Mapping on your computer, add Network Expansion when you need connected features, or work directly with data through the MCP and command line tools. Each program uses the same place identities and local library.
The Launcher gives you one place to find, install, update, and open your programs and content. Its library keeps data packs, geometry, and Network downloads alongside the tools that use them.
Extract the Windows Launcher to make a local home for your programs and data. Its default library stays inside that folder; you can change the data folder in Settings.
Open Mapping for the map, add Network Expansion for connected features and tables, or choose an MCP or CLI program for direct data work.
Add compatible data, geometry, and Network packs. Their releases are separate from the programs that read them.