Google Maps

Retool connects to the Google Maps API using secure API keys stored as encrypted Retool resources. Once configured, teams can display maps, geocode addresses, and calculate routes directly within Retool apps.

Yes. Retool includes a native Map component that renders Google Maps, supporting markers, layers, and interactive controls—enabling teams to build location-aware operational tools.

Retool connects to Google Maps using API keys stored as encrypted Retool resources. Keys are scoped to permitted APIs and are never exposed to end users.

Google Maps API keys are stored as encrypted Retool resources and are never exposed to end users. Access is governed through Retool's permission model.

Yes. Retool supports environment-specific Google Maps resources, allowing teams to use restricted or test API keys in development and production keys in live environments.

Yes. Retool supports multi-source apps, allowing teams to overlay database records, customer locations, or operational data on Google Maps within a single governed interface.