Maps with
a mission.

GoodMaps positioning technology comes within a few feet, while other companies' accuracy varies between a dozen and 30+ feet. For people who are blind or a first responder, this improvement in accuracy makes digital maps actually usable.

GoodMaps requires no infrastructure or Bluetooth beacons in a building. Others install dozens of beacons, which are costly and require maintenance. By utilizing LiDAR and image recognition, we provide fast and accurate maps of indoor spaces at a fraction of the effort and costs.

GoodMaps brings digital maps to life, delivering value immediately for your venues and those who use them. GoodMaps creates apps, free of charge to the user like a person who is blind or first responder, that allow the user to actually use the map.

GoodMaps Studio allows venues to control who can access what information about your space. What parts of the map can be accessed by the public? Employees? First responders? You decide. This control is essential for the safety of all those who use your space.