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.