Tools that make
QGIS do more.
A growing collection of free, open-source QGIS plugins from byZenterra.org, a DTI-registered GIS consultancy in the Philippines — practical tools that extend the desktop GIS you already use. No subscriptions, no separate apps.
2plugins & growing
Explore the plugins2 plugins today — and counting
Dashboards, land-title plotting, and whatever gap real GIS work exposes next. Each plugin gets its own section with docs and downloads.
Browse the pluginsBuilt by byZenterra.org
byZenterra.org is a DTI-registered GIS consultancy in the Philippines, owned by Isaac Enage. The plugins are its free, open-source side of the practice.
Meet the firmOpen code, open issues
Everything lives in public repos. Read the code, report a bug, or fork a plugin and make it yours.
View on GitHubThe collection
2 plugins in the toolbox today.
Every plugin starts as a gap in real consulting work and ships free for everyone. New ones join this list as they're released.
Cross-filtering dashboards, right inside your project.
ArcGIS-Dashboards-style interactive dashboards built right inside your QGIS project. Charts, indicators, lists, a live map and selectors that cross-filter each other in real time — no export, no separate web app, no cost.
23 chart types · Live cross-filter · 12 themes · HTML export
Open QGIS DashboardFrom technical description to plotted parcel.
Turn the bearing-and-distance technical descriptions on Philippine TCTs and OCTs into accurate parcel geometry, right inside QGIS. Snap to a built-in database of official tie points, preview the lot live, check the closing error, and even let AI OCR read the metes-and-bounds straight off a title image.
85,000+ tie points · AI OCR · PRS92 / WGS84 · Offline cache
Open Title Plotter PHWho's behind this
byZenterra.org — a GIS consultancy from the Philippines
byZenterra.org is a DTI-registered GIS consultancy firm based in the Philippines, owned and run by Isaac Enage. The consultancy pays the bills; these plugins are its open side — tools built to fill gaps Isaac kept hitting in real GIS work, released free for everyone.
“I build free QGIS tools to fill gaps I kept hitting in real GIS work. Everything here is open-source — use it, fork it, suggest features.”
- Registration
- DTI-registered
- Based in
- Philippines
- License
- Free & open-source