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.
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.
Wheelchair users need step-free routes; a closed corridor needs 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.
Offer step-free routes via lifts and ramps so every visitor gets a path that works for them.
Visitors search a room, store, or booth by name, or pick a start and end straight on the map.
Close a corridor or hide an area and publish – routes recalculate around it instantly, no app update.
Yes. Paths connect through lifts, stairs, escalators, and ramps, so a single route can travel across multiple floors to the exact destination.
Yes. Mark lifts and ramps so the map can offer accessibility-aware paths that avoid stairs – for wheelchair users, strollers, and deliveries.
They search by name – matching titles and tags – or tap a start and end point directly on the map, and the route draws between them.
Hide the area or corridor and publish. Routes recalculate around the closure immediately on every embedded map – no redeploy.
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