Mappedin

Mappedin is a service that lets people create indoor maps with AI-boosted tools and share them with others. The company's technology is designed to make indoor spaces more discoverable with a user-friendly interface for building, publishing and managing interactive 3D maps.

Mappedin provides several features to help people create indoor maps:

• AI-assisted map creation: People can upload floor plan files or images and use AI to rapidly create and edit their maps.
• Automated navigation: Maps are automatically augmented with indoor navigation.
• Content enrichment: People can add features, labels and other information to their maps.
• Publishing and sharing: Interactive 3D maps can be shared in a variety of formats and on different devices.
• Management and updates: People can update and republish their map content at any time.

The service is geared for a variety of industries and use cases, including airports, events, offices, stadiums and malls. It also has a developer program, Mappedin Developer, that offers tools like GeoJSON, 3D Map Viewer, API Access and SDK Access so developers can create their own indoor experiences. Mappedin also supports integrations with other mapping tools like MapLibre, MapBox and Deck.gl.

Mappedin pricing includes:

• Free: One editor, unlimited free maps, basic AI mapmaking, text labels, safety annotations and shareable 3D map.
• Plus: $25 per map per month, with unlimited editors, team workspaces, detailed location cards, custom location markers and export to SVG and glTF.
• Pro: Coming soon, with advanced AI mapmaking, managed access, custom themes and export to Shapefile.
• Enterprise: Custom pricing with features like custom map creation, real-time data integration, blue dot live location and SOC 2 compliance.

Mappedin also has a "Maps for Good" program that offers discounted or free service to organizations focused on safety and security, like firefighters and K-12 schools.

With a broad set of indoor mapping tools, Mappedin hopes to improve navigation for people in public buildings and commercial properties.

Published on July 6, 2024