Visitors still have to work out the route
A static map shows where things are – not how to get there. In a big venue, "it’s on level 3" isn’t enough.
From "where’s the bathroom?" to "how do I get to lecture hall B?" – one tap. Layota plots the route through corridors, between rooms, and across floors, on your website, app, or kiosk.
The same route as a link: app.layota.app/embed/…?from=Grand Market&to=Paper Moon
A static map shows where things are – not how to get there. In a big venue, "it’s on level 3" isn’t enough.
Without directions on the map, reception and staff repeat the same walk-throughs all day long.
Visitors can’t find the lift, and a closed corridor means a detour. A paper map can’t adapt.
Draw your paths once. Visitors pick a start and destination – or search by name – and Layota plots the walking route, including between floors.
Paths connect through lifts, stairs, escalators, and ramps, so a route can start on one floor and finish on another.
Mark lifts, ramps and step-free entrances, so visitors who need them find them on the map and in the search.
Visitors search a room, store or booth by name, or tap it on the map and ask for the way there.
Close a corridor in the editor and publish – routes go around it from then on, with no app update.
A QR code at each entrance opens the map with the route starting right there – visitors only pick where they are going.
A link opens the map with the route already drawn – from the main entrance to room 214, say. Paste it into invitations, tickets and confirmations.
Translate destinations and route labels once. The map follows the language of the page it sits on – your German page shows the German map, your English page the English one – or the language set in the link you share. One map to maintain.
The JavaScript SDK builds routes on command and reports each one back, so your app or kiosk can put the same routing behind its own interface.
Yes. Paths connect through lifts, stairs, escalators, and ramps, so a single route can travel across multiple floors to the exact destination.
Yes. Mark them once and they show on the map and in the search. Routes between floors follow the paths you draw, so draw them through the lifts where step-free access matters.
They search by name – titles and tags both match – or tap a place on the map and ask for the way there, then choose where they start.
Hide the area and remove its corridor in the editor, then publish. Everyone who opens the map from then on is routed around the closure – no redeploy.
We build your first map for free. After that, pick a plan – no setup fees, no per-view charges, cancel anytime.
Perfect for testing the platform.
For small businesses going live.
For growing teams that need analytics & API.
For organizations that need full control.
Prices in USD. During the founding phase we activate paid plans personally – no card needed to start.
Send us your website or a link to your current plan. We build the first version of your map, you see it working, then decide.