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Ian Wagner

Founder and Chief Architect, Stadia Maps, named behind the Stadia Maps listing on Anchor Terminal.

Ian Wagner

Founder and Chief Architect, Stadia Maps

Ian Wagner founded Stadia Maps with Luke Seelenbinder and is its chief architect. In 2016 the two built a mapping service for a client on top of open-source projects such as OpenStreetMap and MapLibre, and that work became Stadia Maps.

What Ian builds

  • Stadia Maps B · Maps, geocoding & places

    Geocoding, reverse geocoding, autocomplete and place details, routing, matrix, isochrones, static maps and hosted vector, raster and satellite tiles, sold in credits on plans from $20 a month.

    Founder and Chief Architect, Stadia Maps, researched 28 October 2026 · the people behind it

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Who is Ian Wagner?

Ian Wagner founded Stadia Maps with Luke Seelenbinder and is its chief architect. In 2016 the two built a mapping service for a client on top of open-source projects such as OpenStreetMap and MapLibre, and that work became Stadia Maps.

What does Stadia Maps make?

Anchor Terminal lists Stadia Maps from Stadia Maps. Geocoding, reverse geocoding, autocomplete and place details, routing, matrix, isochrones, static maps and hosted vector, raster and satellite tiles, sold in credits on plans from $20 a month.

How are Ian's tools graded?

Stadia Maps is graded B, 65.2 out of 100, on Anchor Terminal's benchmark, which scores every listing against the same checklist.

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