Mapwise
Mapwise Platform

Find your way inside.

Mapwise turns your floor plans into interactive indoor maps. Visitors search for where they need to go and follow a route across every floor, in 2D or 3D.

Mapwise 3D map of a mixed-use campus showing a mall, offices, parking, parks and a waterfront, with labelled points of interest

Same map, same points of interest.Open the live map

Deployed at

  • Iso Omena
  • Stamford Hospital
  • Hamad International Airport
  • Orange Business Services
2M
Mapped at a single airport
Hamad International, Doha
30M+
Passengers guided a year
4
Surfaces from one map
Web, iOS, Android, kiosk
EN + AR
Bilingual, with native RTL

People do not get lost because buildings are badly designed. They get lost because a floor plan on a wall cannot answer a question.

A sign tells you what is on this floor. It cannot tell you that the clinic you want moved last month, that the lift is out, or which of three corridors gets you there fastest. So people ask staff.

30%
of first-time visitors get lost in large hospitals
4,500
staff hours a year spent giving directions at one medical centre

Sources: Gozio Health, citing a study at Emory University Hospital.

2D and 3D indoor maps from one floor plan

Most platforms make you choose, or charge you twice. Mapwise builds both from the same floor plan, the same points of interest, and the same routes. Your visitors switch whenever they want.

2D

Fast, clear, and readable at a glance. This is the mode that gets someone to a toilet in eight seconds. Best for kiosks, directories, accessibility, and anyone in a hurry.

3D

Shows the building the way people experience it. Floors stack and landmarks appear where they actually are. Best for large or unfamiliar venues where orientation is the real problem.

Edit a store name in 2D and it changes in 3D. There is only one map.

Everything a visitor needs to find their way.

High-fidelity 3D visualisation

Immersive rendering of complex environments with realistic textures and lighting, and dynamic level of detail so it stays smooth on any device.

Bilingual search in English and Arabic

Predictive search with native right-to-left support, so a visitor finds a destination by the name they actually use. Results carry images and descriptions, not just a pin.

Multi-floor pathfinding

Routes that move between floors using lifts, escalators and ramps, with a dedicated accessibility mode for people with reduced mobility.

QR handoff from kiosk to phone

A visitor scans the kiosk and the live route transfers to their phone browser. No app download.

Web, iOS, Android and kiosk

Native support across all four, with a touch-optimised interface and offline capability on mobile.

Interactive 2D and 3D editor

Design buildings from map elements like walls and floors rather than a single static file, so a layout change is an edit and not a redraw.

Import from .dwg, .pdf and GeoJSON

Start from the drawings your architect already gave you. Images are supported too, and maps export in multiple formats.

Themes and branding

Switch between visual identities including light, dark and corporate, and match the map to the venue brand.

Behavioural analytics

A dashboard covering map loads, search trends and high-traffic corridors, so you can see what visitors look for and where they actually go.

API-first

JWT-based API keys and an OpenAPI architecture, for integration with facilities management, IWMS or IoT systems.

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Case study

Hamad International Airport

Connectiv is a long-standing partner who contributed to the success of our airport mobile application. The service allows travellers to be guided from check-in to boarding while enjoying a visit to our stores.
30M+
Passengers a year
2M
Total mapped area
Read about airport wayfinding
Mapwise 3D map of Hamad International Airport in Doha, showing concourses A to D, the main hall, duty free, check-in and immigration, alongside a phone giving turn-by-turn directions to Gate C21 with distance and walking time

Frequently asked questions

What is indoor wayfinding?
Indoor wayfinding is how people find their way inside a building. Digital indoor wayfinding replaces static signs and printed floor plans with an interactive map that visitors can search, so they get a route to a specific destination instead of a general sense of direction.
How is this different from a floor plan on our website?
A floor plan shows where things are. It cannot be searched, it cannot generate a route, and it is out of date the moment a tenant moves. A Mapwise map is searchable, gives directions across floors, and updates everywhere at once.
Do visitors need to download an app?
No. A visitor can scan a QR code at a kiosk and the live route transfers straight to their phone browser. Mapwise also runs inside your own iOS and Android apps if you have them.
What file formats can you work from?
Mapwise imports .dwg, .pdf, GeoJSON and images, so you can start from the drawings your architect already produced. Maps export in multiple formats.
Does it work in Arabic?
Yes. Search does predictive matching in English and Arabic with native right-to-left support, and 3D labels rotate to face the camera so Arabic text stays readable at any viewing angle.
Does it replace our GIS?
No, and it is not trying to. If you have a GIS team and a spatial data strategy, keep it. Mapwise is the visitor-facing layer: search, routing, and a map people actually use to get somewhere.

See it running in your building.

Send us one floor plan. We will build a working map of your space and walk you through it. No commitment.

Live map

Starting the map engine...