Project ATL — Antipolo TODA Map

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aninointhenight — hobbyist transit mapper, Antipolo City.

Goals

Document and map all 124 TODAs (Tricycle Operators and Drivers Associations) in Antipolo City, Philippines. Long-term: build a commuter app starting from Metro Manila.

Data Sources

Antipolo City PTRB (Public Transport Regulatory Board) — primary source
2024–2025 Antipolo City Facts & Figures
OpenStreetMap, Google Maps, Wikimapia
Facebook, Reddit, YouTube
Direct field observation (Strava, street view)

References / Credits

PTRB Antipolo — official TODA registry, March 2025
LTFRB — national transport authority (limited jurisdiction over tricycles)
OTC (Office of Transport Cooperatives) — cooperative registry
CartoDB Positron tiles — map base layer
Leaflet.js — mapping library
Supabase — backend / auth

⚠ Project ATL is still in Beta — features and data are actively being developed.

β 2.1April 2026

FixChange

Panel floats cleanly (transparent outer background)
Smoother panel transitions and detail animations
Draw Local Area button fixed
Search bar with filter (name, terminal, landmarks, affiliations)
All three forms (register, edit, suggest) unified and status-driven in real time
Colors: text label no longer required, just pick from palette
Affiliations dropdown working — type to search, Enter to add, custom options supported
Panel sidebar updates live after admin saves changes
All static pins removed — Supabase only
TODA name sync — shared fields auto-propagate to same-abbr terminals
Search highlights all pins for searched TODA
Contribute button moved to legend panel
Trike emoji added next to Project ATL logo

β 2.0.1April 2026

Fix

Dark mode enabled — map and UI fully dark themed
Panel now a floating island (rounded, glassmorphism)
Admin session persists across refresh and page navigation
All terminal data removed from code — Supabase only
Affiliations system replaces Robinsons checkbox
Smart form — fields adapt per status (Confirmed/Draft/Kolorum)
Robinsons logo workaround — text badge instead of broken image
Removed Robinsons from legend

β 2.0April 2026

FixChange

Added favicon (trike icon in browser tab)
Fixed panel/zoom button overlap
Moved version badge next to title; replaced with About button top-right
Switched to CartoDB Positron (clean light map) with zoom limits (11–18)
Fixed Robinsons logo display in sidebar
Added Kolorum / Informal terminal type (red pin)
Changed confirmed pins to light blue, draft to gold/yellow
Added Contributor feature — public can suggest terminals, admin verifies
Rate limit: 1 contribution per minute per browser
Admin notification dot when pending contributions exist
Added Privacy Policy & Terms of Service consent banner for new visitors
Admin can edit site content (about, privacy, terms) live
Palette updated to light blue theme

β 1.3April 2026

FixChange

Added notes field to terminal details
Added distance from user location
Admin edit and delete of terminals
Panel toggle button (☰ Panel)
Supabase integration live

β 1.2April 2026

Fix

Admin login panel (Supabase auth)
Drop-pin feature for coordinate input
Color swatches in sidebar
Robinsons badge
iMall cluster group circle
Non-Antipolo pins removed
TODA numbers separated from names

β 1.1April 2026

Change

Admin login panel (Supabase auth)
Drop-pin feature for coordinate input
Color swatches in sidebar
Robinsons badge
Non-Antipolo pins removed
TODA numbers separated from names

β 1.0April 2026

Initial public release
39 pins from KML data
Confirmed vs. draft terminal distinction
Click-to-open detail sidebar

Project ATL welcomes community contributions! If you know of a TODA terminal that isn't on the map yet, or have updated information about an existing one, you can submit it for review.

How it works

Click any confirmed/draft pin and tap "Suggest Edit / Add Info"
Fill in the details you know — partial info is fine
Your submission goes to the admin for review
Once approved, it appears on the map for everyone

Guidelines

Only submit terminals in Antipolo City (for now)
Do not submit personal information
One submission per minute
Be as accurate as possible — wrong pins cause confusion

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