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How latlng compares.
Picking a geospatial backend depends on whether you need a system of record, a fast point index, or a live engine that reacts when things move. These pages lay out the trade-offs — including where the other tool is the better choice.
latlng vs Tile38
Two geofencing servers with the same object and fence model. Tile38 brings RESP, Lua, and a dozen hook destinations; latlng brings durable webhooks, JWT auth, and a browser build.
Read the comparison →latlng vs Redis GEO
Redis GEO commands index points inside a sorted set. latlng adds polygons, geofence events, and webhooks on top of the nearby search Redis already does well.
Read the comparison →latlng vs PostGIS
PostGIS is the spatial SQL database of record. latlng is an in-memory engine for live positions and push-based geofence events — often used next to it.
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