Organizations today sit on powerful assets — content, audiences, and communities. The real challenge is how to transform these into sustainable revenue. From startups and NGOs to established companies, map-based digital products are proving to be a scalable way to engage users and unlock recurring income.
Building a location-based app for tourism, local guides, or tracking data? Success starts with solid preparation. With over 5 years of experience creating apps used by millions, we’ll share key insights in this article to help you make the right choices and create a standout app.
In addition to visualizing data on a map, Mapotic also allows data collection, e.g. by crowdsourcing locations from users or by connecting to Google forms.
Are you curious about how Mapotic’s free custom map builder stands out from other mapping platforms? Look no further! In this article, we will delve
There are numerous tools out there to create custom maps, and each custom map builder is suitable for slightly different use cases. We created Mapotic mapping
Mapotic was selected as one of startups attending the CzechMatch acceleration programme already in 2020 but due to pandemic restrictions, the program took place more than one year later, in November 2021.
Mapotic was selected as one of startups attending the CzechMatch acceleration programme already in 2020 but due to COVID-19 restrictions, we’ve been able to attend
Simple display of points on the map versus a map with advanced functionality Displaying points of interest on the map is an integral part of
Where is the toilet, when you’ve a sudden urge? Where is the nearest barrier-free office or restaurant? Where to find good earthworms for the garden?
This article explains briefly the main differences between Mapotic and other map services, such as Google Maps, Google My Maps, Mapbox, CartoDB and similar.
There is untapped potential hidden in the geolocation data and in the new ways of using it. By simply displaying static data in a map,
