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Not everyone who works with geospatial data wants to work in a terminal. Now terrio has a UI for them. Run one command and a page opens in your browser, with a form for every terrio command: terrio ui Choose a command, fill in the options, pick your files and click Run. Converting formats, reprojecting rasters, clipping vectors and the rest of terrio's tools are all there, with no command line to memorize. What you get - A form for every command: all 150 commands and subcommands. The forms are generated from terrio's own command catalog, so they always match the version you have installed. - Command search: find a tool by name instead of scrolling through the list. - A file browser: pick inputs and outputs from your computer's disk. - The equivalent command line: copy it into a script when you are ready to automate, or use it to learn the CLI. - Cancel: stop a long-running command with one click. - Nothing extra to install: the UI ships inside terrio, and the page loads nothing from the internet, so it works offline. - Local by default: the server listens only on your own computer and every request needs a random session token. terrio reads, writes, converts and reprojects geospatial rasters, vectors and point clouds in pure Rust, with no GDAL installation needed. Its commands and options follow GDAL's, many of its algorithms and drivers are ports of GDAL, PROJ and PDAL code, and its results are tested against them. If terrio is useful to you, please consider sponsoring GDAL: gdal.org/en/stable/sponsors/… Try it out - Documentation: terrio.dev - GitHub: github.com/opengeos/terrio #GIS #Rust #OpenSource #Geospatial #Python #GDAL