Indoor wayfinding for every screen in your building.
DigiMaps turns your floor plans into one live map for touchscreen kiosks, visitors’ phones, digital signage and your website. It is built for hospitals, malls, airports, campuses and offices, and runs in our cloud or on your own server. No beacons needed to start.
- Kiosk to phone by QR, no app
- Arabic right to left
- Six routing profiles
- Runs air-gapped on your server
- 1 Kiosk at the main entrance: the route starts here
- 2 Stairs to Level 2. Step-free routes use the lift instead
- 3 Cardiology, Level 2: 52 m, about 1 minute
Where would you like to go?
Draw the building once. Every screen shows the same map.
Studio holds your venues, floors, places and opening hours. When you publish, the kiosks, phones, signage players, your website and your own systems all read the same published release, so the directory board and the kiosk standing next to it show the same building.
Studio
Edit, review, publish.
Wayvale General Hospital
Release v15 · published
- Preflight passed
- Visitors see only published releases
- Touchscreen kiosk Fixed “You are here”, step-by-step routes, QR to phone.
- Visitor’s phone Opens in the browser from a QR or link. No app.
- Signage display and directory board Any player that opens a URL, plus RSS, JSON Feed and iCal feeds.
- Your website Embed with an iframe and a JavaScript API.
- API and webhooks REST API, live Server-Sent Events channel, signed webhooks.
Closures, notices and emergencies reach screens within seconds, no republish.
Studio → every screen, skipping the release step
Signage pages need a Chromium 111 or newer browser engine on the player. Test each player model on site before go-live.
The digital wayfinding platform: Studio, Wayfinder, live layer and API
Try it. Send a visitor to Cardiology.
Switch on step-free and the route moves to the lift. Change the language to Arabic and the directions flip right to left. Trigger an evacuation and the map points to the nearest exits and rules out the lifts.
Directions
Cardiology
- You are here · Ground
- Walk 38 m to the stairs
- Take the stairs to Level 2
- Walk 14 m
- Arrive at Cardiology
Evacuation in progress
Follow the green route to the nearest exit. Do not use the lifts.
Interactive illustration of the DigiMaps Wayfinder. Fictional venues; your real venue renders in 2D/3D from your own floor plans.
Works on day one. No beacons, no app.
A kiosk knows exactly where it stands, so the route starts there. One scan moves it to the visitor’s phone with the same destination, the same language and the same step-free choice.
1The kiosk at the main entrance shows the route and draws a QR code.
2Scan with the phone camera.
3The same route opens in the phone's browser.
Carries over
- The destination: Cardiology, Level 2
- The origin kiosk, so “You are here” stays at the main entrance
- The language the visitor chose
- The step-free choice
- The routing profile, such as wheelchair or stroller
Never carried
- Personal data. The kiosk collects none.
- Staff-only destinations
- Kiosk mode and the kiosk's device ID
No app and no sign-up. Opens in the phone's browser.
The QR code holds a plain link:maps.wayvale-hospital.example/v/wayvale-general?to=cardiology&kiosk=main-entrance&lang=en&accessible=0
The kiosk comes down to meet a seated visitor.
One tap on Accessible mode moves every control into the lower half of the screen and turns on larger text, step-free routes and spoken directions. Each setting also works on its own, and resets for the next visitor.
- Controls within reach
- Everything in the lower half of the screen
- Larger text
- Never below 20 px, touch targets at least 56 px
- High contrast
- 7:1 or better on every text pair
- Routing profiles
- Wheelchair, reduced mobility, avoid stairs, stroller, low vision
- Calm and Easy read
- A map that doesn’t move; pictures and short words
- Listen
- Directions read aloud in the visitor’s language
Designed to support WCAG 2.1 AA, with automated accessibility checks on every build. No third-party audit yet, so we don’t claim conformance.
Accessible wayfinding in detailClose a lift in Studio. Every route avoids it.
Closures, moved services and notices go live without publishing a new map. A visitor already on their way is re-routed and told why. In an emergency, one action takes over every screen in every venue language.
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01 09:41
Content editor · Studio
Lift B goes out of service
The editor switches on a closure for Lift B in Live and sets it to end at 14:00. Nobody touches the map.
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02 09:41
Live channel
Every screen gets it
Every kiosk, phone and signage screen gets the change within seconds. No map republish.
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03 09:42
Kiosk · Ground floor
A visitor mid-route is sent to Lift A
Directions recalculate around the closed lift, and the kiosk tells the visitor why instead of quietly drawing a different line.
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04 13:52
Content editor · Studio
Back in service, one click
The lift is signed off early. The editor ends the closure and routes use Lift B again. Both actions are in the audit log.
Times are illustrative. Wayvale General Hospital is a fictional demo venue.
Every change is a release you can review, schedule and roll back.
Edits stay in draft until someone approves them. Kiosks pick up a new release when they are idle, so nobody loses their route halfway. If something is wrong, roll back to the last good version.
Release historyWayvale General Hospital
Studio / Publish
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v12 Content-only
Pharmacy hours changed
by Content editor
Published 3 Oct -
v13 Geometry
Outpatients waiting area redrawn
by Map editor
Published 9 Oct -
v14 Content-only
Arabic names approved for Level 2
by Workspace admin
Live now Published 17 Oct -
v15 Geometry
New door to Radiology
by Map editor
In review Tonight 23:00 -
v16 Rollback
Same content as v14, published as a new version
by Workspace admin
Only if needed Roll back to v14
Before v15 goes live it must pass
- Preflight 0 critical issues Every release
- Industry pack check Hospital Every release
- Hospital mode Every point has two ways out and a step-free route to an accessible exit Hospital life-safety profile
- Commissioning evidence current Renewed for the new door, because geometry changed High-assurance venues only
Scheduled publish: tonight 23:00, once approved. Rights and geometry are re-checked when it fires. A rollback goes through the same gates.
Kiosks load a new release only when idle, so no route is interrupted.
Versions and dates are illustrative. Wayvale General Hospital is a fictional demo venue.
Our cloud, a dedicated instance, or a server in your building.
Many hospitals and government sites can’t send visitor data off site. DigiMaps runs on one machine on your network, including sites with no internet connection at all.
Cloud, hosted by us
We run the servers. Kiosks, signage players, phones and staff browsers connect over HTTPS.
- Tenancy
- Shared platform, each organisation in its own account
- Connection
- HTTPS from every screen and browser
- Data location
- The region agreed in your contract
- If the internet drops
- Kiosks keep searching and routing from their cached map, then catch up
- Good fit
- One venue or a portfolio, with no server of your own to run
Dedicated cloud
A separate instance for one organisation, running the same software as the shared cloud.
- Tenancy
- Single tenant: only your organisation on the instance
- Connection
- HTTPS from every screen and browser
- Data location
- The region agreed in your contract
- If the internet drops
- Kiosks keep searching and routing from their cached map, then catch up
- Good fit
- Groups whose IT policy rules out shared hosting
On-premises server
One machine on your LAN runs the API, database, Studio and Wayfinder. Your data stays on that server and its backups.
- Operating system
- Ubuntu 22.04 or 24.04, or Windows 11 (22H2 or later) or Windows Server 2025 via WSL2
- Small site
- 16 GB RAM and 4 CPU cores. Medium and large profiles for bigger sites
- TLS
- Your own certificates, or a built-in internal certificate authority
- Network
- Firewalled to your kiosk and admin subnets
- Backups
- Nightly and encrypted, with a second copy and a verified restore
- Upgrades
- Health check after each upgrade, automatic rollback if it fails
- Air-gapped option
- No outbound calls by default, an offline update bundle, AI features off by default
- Good fit
- Hospitals, government buildings and sites with no internet connection
Same Studio, same Wayfinder, same API in every option.
Ready for your kind of building.
Pick an industry pack and DigiMaps already knows the categories, private rooms, search synonyms and kiosk home screen for it. Search for “loo” and you get the restrooms. In a hospital, staff-only rooms never reach a public screen.
Numbers we can show you.
We don’t publish customer counts, uptime percentages or “square feet mapped”. These numbers come straight from the product and its test suite, and we are happy to walk you through any of them.
- 14 Industry packs ready to use
- 6 Routing profiles Standard, wheelchair, reduced mobility, avoid stairs, stroller, low vision
- 54 Languages available for venue content Up to 24 per venue
- 340+ Documented API operations
- 2,000+ Automated Wayfinder checks 1 Across 40 test suites, run in the build pipeline
- 169,513 Route and search cases passed with zero failures 2 In our internal stress test
- Check counts are from our build on 21 October 2026.
- The stress test ran on a six-floor demonstration hospital in our own testing, not a customer site.
Made by a signage company.
DigiSigns runs what plays on TVs, LED walls, menu boards and kiosks for businesses from one dashboard. In a mall or hospital lobby, the question people ask a screen most often is where something is. DigiMaps is our answer, built by the same team in New Delhi.
It keeps a signage company’s habits: when nobody is using a kiosk, it plays your scheduled content, and live notices can feed the signage players you already run.
Questions buyers ask first
Short, straight answers. If yours isn’t here, ask us.
What is DigiMaps?
DigiMaps is indoor mapping and wayfinding software. You build or import your floor plans in Studio, and the same map runs on touchscreen kiosks, visitors’ phones, digital signage and your website. It is made by DigiSigns, a digital signage company in New Delhi.
Do we need beacons or other positioning hardware?
No. A kiosk has a fixed “You are here” point, so every route starts from where the visitor is standing and moves to their phone with a QR code. A moving blue dot on phones is an optional, commissioned add-on that needs a positioning provider and a site survey.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Maps, search and directions open in the phone’s browser from a QR code or a link, with no app to install. A live blue dot on iPhone would need a native app, which is on our roadmap rather than available today.
Can DigiMaps run on our own server, or with no internet?
Yes. DigiMaps Server runs the whole platform on one machine on your network, on Ubuntu or Windows. It can run air-gapped, with no outbound calls by default and offline updates, and kiosks keep working from their cached map if the network drops.
Which languages does it support?
Venue content can be written in any of 54 languages, up to 24 per venue, with full right-to-left layout for Arabic. The kiosk interface ships in English, Arabic, Russian and Chinese, and your team approves every translation. Map fonts are bundled for Latin, Cyrillic and Arabic; for scripts such as Devanagari you add your own font.
Does DigiMaps meet WCAG 2.1 AA?
DigiMaps is designed to support WCAG 2.1 AA, and automated accessibility checks run on every build. It has not had a third-party accessibility audit yet, so we do not claim conformance. Kiosks add a reach mode, large text, 7:1 high contrast, a calm mode, spoken directions and step-free routing.
What floor plans can we start from?
CAD drawings in DXF work best and need no AI. DWG works through a converter, and our team can bring in IMDF, GeoJSON and IFC files. AI-assisted tracing can draft rooms from a PDF or image for your team to review. You can export your map as IMDF, GeoJSON or KML at any time.
How is DigiMaps priced?
Pricing is per venue. It depends on floor area, the number of kiosks and screens, languages, and whether you choose our cloud or your own server. Tell us about your building and we will send a written quote. Single-site pilots are available.
See your own building in DigiMaps
Book a 30-minute walkthrough. Bring a floor plan if you have one: we will show how DigiMaps runs on kiosks, phones and signage, and tell you plainly what a pilot on your site would involve.