What Mappedin Is
Mappedin is an indoor mapping platform that takes a building floor plan and turns it into a working interactive map people can actually navigate. Think of the digital directory you tap in a shopping mall, the route an airport app draws to your gate, or the desk-finder a large office uses to point staff to a meeting room. Mappedin sits behind those experiences. It is built for enterprise venues such as airports, malls, stadiums, hospitals, campuses, corporate offices, and event spaces where the floor plan is complicated and visitors get lost easily.
The platform combines several jobs that used to need separate tools: building the map, keeping it current, drawing navigation routes, showing tenant listings, and reading the analytics about how people move through the space. That bundling is the main reason multi-venue operators pick it over stitching together a CAD viewer and a custom app.
How It Works
You start with what you already have, usually a floor plan or a CAD file. Mappedin AI Mapping converts that drawing into a full-featured digital map, collapsing a process that traditionally took weeks or months of manual drafting into something far quicker. From there the Map Editor lets your team refine rooms, label points of interest, mark accessibility routes and safety zones, and collaborate on changes. When the venue layout shifts, you update the map in the editor instead of commissioning a fresh drawing.
Once the map exists, you publish it across customer-facing surfaces: web, mobile apps, and physical kiosk displays. SDKs and APIs let developers embed the maps inside their own location-based applications and wire in live operational data.
Standout Features
AI Mapping
The headline capability. Mappedin reads a floor plan and produces a structured, navigable map automatically, which is what removes the slow manual drafting step that makes most indoor mapping projects expensive.
Wayfinding And Indoor Positioning
Turn-by-turn directions guide visitors room to room, and indoor positioning adds real-time location so the blue dot follows someone through a building where GPS does not reach.
Digital Directory And Display
Integrated tenant and location listings power searchable directories, and the Display tools render the customer-facing map interfaces you see on kiosks and screens.
Analytics And Operations
Location analytics and occupancy tracking show how people use a space, which feeds decisions on leasing, staffing, and layout. Mappedin also includes leasing and commercial space management tools for property teams.
Who It Is For
Mappedin fits operators who run large or multiple venues and need maps that stay accurate over time. Airports use it for gate navigation, malls for directories and foot-traffic insight, hospitals for getting patients to the right department, and workplaces for desk and room booking through partners like TableAir and Yarooms. Schools and campuses use it to orient new students, stadiums and event spaces use it to move crowds, and public spaces use it to make complex buildings approachable. Developers building location apps are a second audience, since the SDKs and APIs let them treat Mappedin as the mapping layer rather than building one in-house. It is enterprise-oriented, so a hobbyist mapping a single small shop will find it heavier than they need, but for a property team juggling several sites, that breadth is the appeal.
A recurring theme across these venues is that the map is not a one-time deliverable. Tenants move, gates change, rooms get repurposed, and a static PDF goes stale fast. Mappedin treats the map as living data you update in the editor, which is why operators who tried commissioning custom maps once and watched them rot tend to switch to a platform approach.
Integrations And Compliance
The platform supports CAD file imports and connects with operational partners across inventory, workspace booking, and foot-traffic analytics, including names like GreyOrange, Vemco Group, and Amsterdam Airport Schiphol. For enterprise buyers, Mappedin emphasizes hosting and security credentials such as SOC 2 and GDPR compliance, which matters when maps tie into live building and visitor data.
Pricing
Mappedin uses a freemium model. There is a free plan suited to a single floor plan, which is a practical way to try the AI Mapping and editor before committing. Paid and enterprise tiers cover multi-venue deployments, advanced positioning, and the operational integrations. Because enterprise plans are tailored, check the Mappedin pricing page for current tiers and what each includes.
Verdict
Mappedin earns its place by handling the full indoor mapping lifecycle rather than one slice of it, and the AI Mapping step genuinely cuts the painful manual work of turning floor plans into usable maps. It is strongest for enterprise and multi-venue operators who need navigation, directories, and analytics in one system. Smaller venues with a simple layout may not need everything it offers, but for complex buildings where wayfinding has real operational value, it is a serious option.
