Mapbox Tiling Service (MTS) is a robust platform that enables developers to transform large datasets into custom vector tilesets, updating maps continuously as data evolves. Now in public beta, it offers a service for uploading source data with transformation rules called recipes, facilitating the integration of custom datasets into maps with enhanced speed, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness. MTS supports distributed and parallelized data processing, allowing it to handle massive data efficiently, as demonstrated by its use cases, including Yahoo! Japan's weather visualizations, Snap's Places map, and AllTrails' hiking trail maps. The service utilizes a regionally redundant and auto-scaling caching network, ensuring data availability across multiple regions with high reliability. MTS provides developers with significant control over data processing and privacy, with maps set to private by default and managed through access tokens. The platform simplifies the complex tasks of data transformation and map creation, allowing developers to focus more on application development rather than on mapping infrastructure.