Interactive maps for your visitors
Your visitors are holding a phone, not a paper map
Visitors open your map from a QR code at the gate — no login, no install — and your own staff keep it accurate themselves.
Instant updates
go live the moment you publish
No installs
opens from a QR code
An afternoon
from boundary to live map
A live example you can tap — search "Magnolia", filter by category, or locate yourself. View full screen .
Platform features
Everything your visitors need to explore your site
Scan, search, and find — the whole visit runs in a browser tab, and the map stays current because the people who run your site are the ones who keep it accurate.
You model your own content
Define the categories your site actually has, and the fields each one needs. A pin, a drawn area, or a route along a path — whichever fits what you are describing.
Changes go live immediately
Publish an edit and the next visitor sees it. Every change is logged and any mistake can be undone. No reprint, no release cycle.
Visitors just scan and go
It opens in the browser. Their position shows live on the map and follows as they walk. Search is typo-tolerant and covers every detail you choose to publish.
Solutions
Solutions by venue type
A botanical garden tracks bloom season and accession numbers. A festival tracks set times and vendor hours. Both run on the exact same map — you define the categories and fields that matter for your venue, so it never feels generic. Here is what that usually looks like for each type of place.
Botanical gardens
A living collection your visitors can actually navigate
Plants, beds, borders, glasshouses, facilities — each with the fields your team actually tracks, from accession numbers to bloom season.
Zoos & aquariums
Where the animals are, and when to be there
Enclosures, keeper talks, feeding times, visitor services — whatever your front-of-house team fields questions about all day.
Parks & trails
A trail network visitors can follow
Trails, viewpoints, facilities, closures — the network your rangers already know, mapped so visitors can follow it too.
Festivals & events
A site map that keeps up with a schedule that never stops moving
Stages, vendors, restricted zones, first aid points — a full site map your team can edit from a phone between sets.
Pricing
Free during closed beta
Glademap is free, full access, for every venue in our closed beta — no trial limits, nothing held back. We want the venues building alongside us to use it exactly as they would once it is not free. When a paid plan arrives, moving to it will be simple: nothing to redo, nothing to lose.
Get started
Your first live map is one afternoon away
Draw your site's boundary on satellite imagery, set up the categories you need, and place your first points. Already have a spreadsheet? Import it and skip the typing.