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AI-assisted indoor map editor that detects walls, doors and windows from an uploaded floorplan or an iOS room scan.
Mappedin, made by the Waterloo, Ontario company Mappedin Inc., is an indoor mapping platform for venues like malls, offices, hospitals, schools and libraries. Its map maker uses AI to automatically detect architectural elements — walls, doors, windows — from an uploaded floorplan or a scan captured through its iOS app, cutting down the manual tracing that indoor mapping usually requires. Finished maps can carry operating hours, links and other point-of-interest data, plus safety annotations like fire-extinguisher and emergency-exit locations, and support role-based collaboration for teams mapping the same venue. It's sold as a subscription priced by the building's square footage, scaling further for multi-building campuses; getting an actual number requires requesting a quote, though a free trial mapping is offered upfront.
Priced as a subscription scaled to the building's square footage/meterage, with monthly, annual and multi-year billing options; no self-serve price list is published, and a quote is needed.
Use tool ↗Mappedin's AI element-detection genuinely cuts the tedious part of digitizing a floorplan into a navigable map, and the safety-annotation and multi-building features point at real facilities-management use, not just a wayfinding kiosk. Pricing is entirely quote-based and scales with building size, so smaller users can't self-serve a number before talking to sales.
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