 With support from the Washington State University Research Foundation, several graduating students (Kevin Karpenske, Adam McDonald, Jacob Moore) continued development on the tool to turn it into a commercially viable service.GeoMonkey launched its website in 2006 offering numerous tools, for several of which there are patents pending.The site operates under the tagline “A Community Worth Sharing.”


In 2008, GeoMonkey, Inc. renamed its service to MapWith.Us to reflect its mapping roots and practical applications.