PinTips

Help visitors find their way around your event

Put stages, rooms, information points and services on a map people can open from the programme or a QR code at the entrance.

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Locations and services, easy to distinguish

Illustrative example. These places and tips show what you can create; they are not verified recommendations.

  1. The main stage

    Check the programme for performance times.

  2. The information point

    Find guidance on access and activities here.

  3. Parking

    Use the entrance signposted from the main road.

Stages, meeting points and services

A map of event locations, with categories and notes. Add activity times in notes and update any changes. It is not an event calendar, ticketing system or indoor map.

How you do it

  1. 1

    Add the places

    Stages, halls, stands, info points. Each with its category and the organisers’ note.

  2. 2

    Times and services

    Put the programme in place notes. Use opening-hour fields for service hours, keeping these distinct from performance times.

  3. 3

    One QR code for everything

    On the programme, on the posters, on the passes. If the programme changes at the last minute you update the map and the printed code still works.

What happens when someone opens the link

People can open your map in their browser, read the notes and details you added, and open directions to a place. Viewing needs no account; saving a place to their own map requires sign-in.

Whoever attends scans the QR code, sees where they are and what is around, and heads to the next stop using their navigation app.

  • Opens in the phone browser
  • An account is needed to create or save
  • Directions open in an external navigation service
  • The interface is in English and Italian

Boot Café

Café · Paris
The public Paris map with the recommendation for Boot Café open

What you need, exactly

Rich pins

Add personal advice, a photo and useful details for someone visiting that place.

Sharing

Share your map in a message, or put its QR code where people will find it.

Itineraries

Arrange stops into a sequence people can explore on your map.

More ways to use your map

The map for your guests

For the wedding or the party, the places that matter.

Guest guide

Tips about the area, with a QR code in the room.

Organizations

Maps of places, services and routes for your area.

Frequently asked questions

All the questions

Give your audience a place to start

Create your map

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