Live mapPhoenix Marketcity, Bengaluru · 12.9980°N 77.6963°EPhoenix Marketcity, Bengaluru
Maps end at thefront door. Yours won’t.
Waylocate gives your campus, mall, or terminal a living indoor map — every floor, store, and room searchable, routable, and shareable from one link. The map behind these words is real. Go ahead — explore it.
What ships with your map
Every “where is it?” becomes “this way.”
Directions
Turn-by-turn, floor to floor.
Pick any two points — Starbucks to KFC, gate to lounge, lobby to B-204 — and the route draws itself over the real floorplan: metres, minutes, and every turn. Lifts and escalators included; floor changes handled before anyone has to think about them.
Starbucks → KFC · 103 m · 1 min — routed on the live map above
Search
Search that speaks building.
Stores, rooms, amenities, events — typed the way people actually ask. Every result answers with a door and the way to it, not just a name on a list.
Deep links
Every room has an address now.
Send a link that opens the map with the room already selected and directions one tap away. Print it as a QR at the gate, drop it in an invite, pin it in the group chat.
waylocate.com/phoenixmarketcity/blr/zara-women
Events
Happening now, mapped now.
Publish launches, seminars, and fests straight onto the floorplan. “Where is it?” stops being a queue at the help desk and becomes a route in someone’s hand.
Today · 5:00 PM
Sneaker Launch — Atrium 5
Second Floor
Today · 7:30 PM
Live Acoustic Evening
The Social
Sat · 11:00 AM
Kids’ Science Carnival
PVR Forecourt
How it works
From floor plan to found, in three steps.
Claim your address
One short link for the whole venue — the only address your signage, your staff, and your visitors will ever need.
Publish your floors
Upload plans, name the rooms, connect the escalators. Publish building by building — every edit is live the moment you save.
Let people arrive
Print the QR at the entrance, drop the link in the invite, embed the map on your site. Visitors walk in already knowing the way.
Who it’s for
Built for places people get lost in.
Malls & retail
Shoppers search a brand and walk straight to its door — with events and launches mapped alongside.
Universities
Freshers find the lecture hall, parents find the auditorium, and orientation week runs itself.
Hospitals
Clear, calm wayfinding from entrance to ward — for people navigating on their worst day.
Airports & transit
Gates, lounges, baggage, exits — the calm version of the sprint through Terminal 2.
Expos & events
Every booth findable, every session routable — from a QR on the badge.
Corporate campuses
Meeting room B-204, found on the first try — even by the candidate who just walked in.
For your team & your developers
It’s your map. Put it anywhere.
One iframe embeds the live map in your site, app, or kiosk. A postMessage bridge hands you the controls — fly the camera, start routes, follow along from your own code. The page you’re reading is doing it right now.
<!-- your venue, in your page -->
<iframe src="https://waylocate.com/your-venue/your-building
?embed=1&host=https://your-site.com" />
// then drive it from your own code
frame.contentWindow.postMessage({
waylocate: 1, kind: "command",
name: "directions.start",
payload: { from: "lobby", to: "room-204" },
}, "https://waylocate.com");Publish is instant
Rename a store, redraw a wing, add a pop-up — save in the dashboard and every link, kiosk, and embed updates. No tickets, no redeploys.
Chrome you control
Show the full experience or strip it to a bare canvas with URL flags — search, panels, floors, each one a switch.
Locked to your origin
The bridge only talks to the exact origin you name. Nobody else can frame your map and drive it.
Your venue next
The next person who walks in shouldn’t have to ask.
Tell us about your building and we’ll put a living map behind your ownwaylocate.com/ address.
Where this goes next
First, your building gets a map.
Then it learns to see.
Waylocate is the opening move of Unified Monitoring — agentic spatial intelligence for physical spaces. The same floors your visitors navigate become the canvas where camera feeds, sensors, and AI agents read movement, occupancy, and incidents as they happen — and act on them.
Navigation is chapter one. Understanding is the book.