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MapMap
The navigation platform you can take in-house. Truck-legal routing, offline maps, agent-ready APIs
About MapMap
MapMap is the navigation platform you can take in-house - full routing, mapping and compliance, run in our cloud or entirely within your own infrastructure. Built for the journeys that matter most, MapMap delivers truck-legal routing that enforces height, weight and dangerous-goods restrictions on every route. Full support for cars, vans, buses, two-wheelers and pedestrians. Live traffic, 3D maps, and turn-by-turn navigation that runs on the device itself - so it keeps working far beyond mobile coverage. Use it your way: • Hosted API - self-serve, pay-as-you-go, with a free tier. Get a key and start routing in minutes. • Offline SDK - embedded navigation for Android and iOS, with signed map packages and over-the-air updates. • Self-hosted - deploy the complete platform inside your own network, with full control of your data. MapMap is also built for what's coming next. AI agents can discover the platform, read our pricing, obtain a key and start routing - entirely self-serve, no human in the loop. Transparent, published pricing. Verifiable engineering - an open repository, hundreds of automated tests and signed releases. Navigation for fleets, machines and AI agents. Built to be owned.
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MapMap gave Astra from OpenAI a new model landing this week.
Reported by Matt Thornhill
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MapMap Roadside completed a full survey pass covering 54.9 km of Brighton & Hove in one day, capturing 11,271 street-level panoramas, 13,610 carriageway frames, and thousands of records.
Reported by MapMap
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MapMap spent a day driving 54.9 km of Brighton & Hove with two cameras on the roof, capturing 11,271 panoramas and 13,610 frames of the road surface.
Reported by Matt Thornhill
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MapMap recorded the North Street street sign in the video, making the whole thing click.
Reported by Matt Thornhill