GoodMaps
Corporate brand
UnclaimedGoodMaps is an indoor navigation platform that uses AI-powered computer vision to position visitors with sub-meter accuracy without beacons, batteries, Wi-Fi fingerprinting, or QR codes.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
GoodMaps is an American technology company offering an indoor navigation platform. According to its website, the platform provides indoor navigation anyone can use, requires no hardware installs, works on any device, and delivers sub-meter accuracy. It states that a space is surveyed once and GoodMaps creates a high-fidelity map and routing network that stays in sync as the space changes, with AI-powered computer vision positioning visitors without beacons, batteries, Wi-Fi fingerprinting, or QR codes. The company says it has been helping airports avoid missed connections since 2019 and is trusted by Network Rail, Sound Transit, DFW, PDX, Keolis, and LNER. It lists airports, transit, museums, education, and healthcare among supported environments. GoodMaps began in 2019 as a spinoff from the American Printing House for the Blind (APH), and its leadership includes CEO Theresa Reno-Weber, CTO Charlie Meredith, and Chief Commercial Officer Neil Barnfather.
History
GoodMaps began in 2019 as a spinoff from the American Printing House for the Blind (APH), described on its website as the world's largest nonprofit creating accessible products for people who are blind or have low vision. The company states that APH's more than 165 years of insight into how people with disabilities experience the world led to the insight that indoor navigation was broken for everyone, not only for people who need accessibility, and that building navigation for people who navigate differently first would produce something that works better for everyone. GoodMaps says it has been helping airports avoid missed connections since 2019.
Products and positioning
Indoor navigation anyone can use; simple by design, with accessibility built in from the start.
Indoor navigation platform
Indoor navigation anyone can use, with no hardware installs, works on any device, and sub-meter accuracy.
Recent events
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Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport launches GoodMaps wayfinding platform[4]
Baton Rouge Metropolitan Airport (BTR) launched the GoodMaps wayfinding platform, available on the airport's website and via a free app, to help travelers plan trips and navigate the terminal with interactive maps, turn-by-turn navigation, and accessibility features such as screen-reader compatibility and step-free routes.
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