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3D mappingReal buildings aren’t flat. Neither are our maps.

Mappedin creates true multi-dimensional indoor maps, beautifully designed and built to run right in the browser.

Lumen Field in 3D at summit level, with the seating bowl, field and concourse amenities on one map
Real depth, in the browser

A mapping engine built for buildings, not gaming.

Most 3D indoor maps borrow from gaming engines and BIM viewers. Mappedin renders true 3D indoor maps light enough for a browser.

  • Understand the space at a glance

    Real depth, with floors and voids, matches how people already picture where they are.

  • Fewer wrong turns, faster routes

    When a path visibly passes under an atrium or up a tower, visitors see where it goes, with less hesitation and backtracking.

  • A map worth looking at

    A 3D map doesn’t just inform, it impresses, turning wayfinding into a strong first impression.

Show the whole building, not a flat plan.

CF Toronto Eaton Centre in 3D, with the floors below visible through its open atriums

Frequently asked questions.

Mappedin is built to run in a web browser, with performance tuned for mobile phones and tablets, not just desktop hardware.

Both 2D and 3D indoor maps render from the same map data, so you can lead with 3D or default to 2D without maintaining two separate maps.

Stacked Maps render real void geometry, like atriums and stairwells, so open-to-below spaces show up as open, not flattened into a solid floor.

Yes. The Mappedin routing engine treats connected buildings, like towers, tunnels and skybridges, as one space, so a route renders and navigates as a single path.

No. Mappedin handles styling separately from the renderer, so a rebrand that changes colors, themes and branding doesn’t require touching the underlying map.

Build maps that show the whole building.

See how Mappedin creates real 2D and 3D indoor maps that are lightweight enough to run right in the browser.

Your brand, on every map