We turn floor plans and site plans into interactive 2D and 3D maps with search and turn-by-turn directions — for malls, hospitals, airports, campuses, Hajj camps and real-estate projects across Saudi Arabia. On your website, in your app or on a kiosk, in Arabic and English.
Every store, gate, clinic or tent drawn, labelled and searchable — styled to your brand and embedded on your website.
The shortest walking route between any two points, across floors and buildings, with step-free options for wheelchairs and strollers.
A live “you are here” dot on the phone using Bluetooth beacons — or a QR start point where hardware isn’t practical.
Touch-screen directories at entrances and lift lobbies, with a QR hand-off so the route continues on the visitor’s phone.
Clickable site plans for real-estate sales: plots and units colour-coded by status, with floor plans and an enquiry button on each.
What people search for, where routes start and where they give up — reported in aggregate, so you can fix signage and layout.
Anywhere visitors lose time looking for something — and staff lose time giving directions — an interactive map helps.
A store directory with “take me there” routes, kiosks at the entrances, and tenant changes published as they happen.
Send patients a link to their clinic, lab or pharmacy with the appointment reminder, so they walk straight there.
Gates, lounges, prayer rooms and transfers on one map, with walking times so passengers know how long it takes.
Buildings, halls and parking across a whole campus, indoors and out — useful from orientation week onwards.
Tent numbers, restrooms, prayer areas, clinics and exits for pilgrims — in Arabic and English, on any phone.
Try the camp demoHall plans, exhibitor search and session rooms for a show that runs for three days, then changes for the next one.
Interactive masterplans that show buyers what is available, where it sits and what it looks like — on the web and in the sales centre.
Real-estate ERP & CRMSelf-guided routes, points of interest and short stories along the way, for visitors in their own language.
A map only helps if it opens instantly, speaks the visitor’s language and never sends a wheelchair user to the stairs.
How the map knows where a visitor is standing drives most of the cost and upkeep. We recommend the lightest option that does the job.
The visitor picks a starting point, or scans a QR code at the entrance or a kiosk, then follows the route.
Small battery beacons on walls and ceilings give a live position that moves with the visitor.
Outdoors, the phone’s own GPS places the visitor on the map with no extra hardware.
A working sample of the wayfinding we build for Hajj and Umrah camps. Search for a tent number, restrooms, a prayer area, a clinic or the nearest exit, then press Start walking — a guide walks the route ahead of you with turn-by-turn directions and distances in metres.

Interactive 3D wayfinding maps for Hajj camps across Mina and Arafat — bilingual, on any device — built for Al Bait Guests.
Read the case studyYou share CAD, DWG or PDF plans and the list of destinations.
We draw, label and verify every space in Arabic and English.
A walkable network, with step-free and staff-only paths.
Web embed, app or SDK, kiosks and QR signs.
We keep it current and report what visitors search for.
A digital map of a building or site that visitors can search, zoom and follow. Type a destination — a store, clinic, gate or tent — and it draws the walking route from where you are, floor by floor.
No. The map opens in the browser from a link or a QR code. A native app — or our SDK inside your existing app — is only needed for a live blue dot from Bluetooth beacons.
Not necessarily. Most venues start with search and routing from a chosen starting point or a QR code, which needs no hardware. Beacons are worth adding where a live “you are here” dot justifies the installation and battery upkeep.
Floor plans or site plans — CAD or DWG is best, PDF works — and a list of the places people look for. Where the drawings are out of date, we check on site.
It depends on the area and number of floors, 2D or 3D, the positioning option, and where it runs — web, app or kiosks. After reviewing your plans we send a fixed quote with a dated plan.
Yes. It embeds in your website like a video, and our SDK adds it to your iOS or Android app, so visitors don’t need another download.
Yes — search, labels and directions in both, with a right-to-left Arabic interface designed as one rather than translated.
Venues in Jeddah, Riyadh, Makkah, Madinah, Dammam and Khobar — and anywhere in the Kingdom, including the holy sites.
Share your venue, a floor plan if you have one, and who gets lost today. We’ll recommend the map type and positioning option, and send a fixed quote.
Tell us about your venue — we reply within one business day.