NOW ON ANDROID · BETA
Canada’s networks,now onAndroid.
The same national database, antenna diagrams and microwave links, built natively for Android with Material 3 and Google Maps. Your phone can even show which site it is connected to right now.
For the casually curious. And the deeply curious.
01 / FROM THE MAP TO THE DETAILS
Find a place.
Follow your curiosity.
Move across the country, focus on one network, or inspect a single antenna. It’s all connected.
Explore cellular sites across Canada. Pin colours identify the operators; fans or arrows show antenna directions as you zoom in.
Explore this featureRead the radio layers at a site without losing their context: technology, frequencies, bandwidth and duplex.
Explore this featureA colour-coded diagram brings reported azimuths and beamwidths into view, band by band.
Explore this featureAndroid reads the serving cell straight from your phone — no shortcut needed. Each SIM gets its own card; the map draws the link to the matched site and its sector, and a card opens signal strength, quality and nearby cells.
Explore this featureTrace point-to-point links between endpoints. A selected line displays its length and reported capacity.
Explore this featureExplore how sites break down by operator, band, technology or equipment. Combine filters to compare the parts of a network.
Explore this featureSave sites with a custom name, notes and tags. Your collection remains available offline.
Explore this feature
Native Android screenshot · Switch the map style and appearance below
02 / A COMPLETE FIELD KIT
Big picture.
Fine detail.
Made for Canadian cellular enthusiasts — and anyone who wants to understand the infrastructure around them.
Drag to rotate the antenna · Interactive illustration
A whole country to explore.
Search a place, coordinates or a Cell ID. Filter by operator, technology, frequency and more.
02Know what’s on the site.
See bands, DL/UL frequencies, bandwidth, duplex and cell-level licence records.
03Follow the connections.
Reveal microwave links and registered 6 GHz stations. Inspect the records at either end.
04Put networks in perspective.
Explore regional site distributions and compare operators with Composition and Compare.
05Take the details offline.
Keep the national database, records and diagrams on your device, with a lightweight offline basemap.
06Keep a personal field book.
Save sites, add names, notes and tags, then share a site or back up your collection.
INSIDE THE APP
Real screens.
Real data.
Native screenshots from a current Android build, using the national database. The connected-site screens use a sample reading. Tap any screen to see it full size.
01Explore the network 02The site you’re connected to 03The site you’re connected to 04Back to the source 05Site → band → cell 06A different point of view 07Street View 08Follow the microwave links 09Registered 6 GHz stations 10See what makes up a network 11Put two networks side by side 12Find exactly what matters 13Keep your own field notes 14Take the data with you 15Your colours, your map
ONE APP. MORE ROOM TO EXPLORE.
In your hand.
At your desk.
From a quick look on iPhone or Android to a wider view on iPad, Mac and the web. Choose the screen that fits the way you explore.
Android
Native on Android.
The same national database and antenna diagrams, built with Material 3 and Google Maps. Android reads your serving cell directly, so the map can show the site you’re connected to on each SIM.
For Android phones running Android 9 or later. Closed beta on Google Play.Android Experience →03 / YOUR OWN POINT OF VIEW
Choose your North Towers.
Eight app icons, each with light and dark versions.
Choose your colours, tune your diagram, collect the sites that matter. Your notes and favourites can travel with you through optional private iCloud sync.
Explore this featureBUILT WITH CURIOSITY. SHAPED BY YOU.
Your feedback
shapes what’s next.
North Towers is an independent project. We listen, improve and keep fixing the details. Found a problem or have an idea? Tell us.
Every map, record and insight is yours to explore. Optional Supporter contributions help the project; they never unlock data or essential features.
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