Solutions by venue type

The same underlying model — somewhere worth visiting, described with the fields that matter — looks quite different depending on what you look after. Here is what each one usually builds.

• Botanical gardens

  A living collection your visitors can actually navigate

  Put your living collection on a mobile map visitors can search by common or scientific name. Accession numbers, bloom seasons and bed locations, maintained by your own staff.

• Zoos & aquariums

  Where the animals are, and when to be there

  A mobile map that shows visitors where every enclosure is, which species live there, and when the next feeding starts. Keepers update it themselves.

• Parks & trails

  A trail network visitors can follow

  Map your trail network with real routes, difficulty and surface, so visitors can see where they are on the path. Rangers maintain it without a developer.

• Festivals & events

  A site map that keeps up with a schedule that never stops moving

  Give festivalgoers a live site map with stage times, vendors and facilities — updated the moment a set runs late or a stage floods. Built and maintained by your own events team.