Waymap: Navigation for Everyone, Everywhere

Why Waymap Was Created

GPS works well outdoors but often fails inside buildings. Places like airports, hospitals, stations, and malls can be confusing to navigate. This is especially true for first-time visitors or those with disabilities. Waymap solves this problem by providing reliable indoor navigation without needing any signal.

How Waymap Works

Waymap uses a special algorithm that tracks motion through the phone’s built-in sensors. It works by counting steps and detecting direction. No GPS, Wi-Fi, or Bluetooth is needed. This makes it dependable in places where other navigation tools don’t work.

As users move, the app guides them along pre-mapped routes. It gives both visual instructions and clear audio cues. This helps users follow directions in real time, without needing an internet connection or external signals.

Where It Can Be Used

Waymap is helpful in many types of buildings and public spaces:

• Airports and train stations help travelers find gates, exits, and services
• Hospitals guide patients and visitors to the right departments
• Universities support students in moving around campus
• Shopping centers lead users to specific stores or locations

It gives the same experience indoors and outdoors, so users don’t get confused when moving between areas.

Built for Accessibility

Waymap is designed for everyone, including people with visual or mobility challenges. It provides voice instructions and lets users move independently, even in crowded or complex spaces. The system does not rely on signs or signals, making it easier to use in busy or changing environments.

Because it works without Wi-Fi or GPS, it avoids common problems like poor signal or sudden changes in accuracy. This gives users more confidence when traveling alone.

How Waymap Adds Value

For individuals, Waymap offers:

• Easy directions in new places
• More freedom for users with disabilities
• Less stress when moving through large buildings

For organizations, it helps with:

• Better visitor experience
• Fewer missed appointments or delays
• Clearer paths in busy areas

It also helps managers understand how people move, enabling them to improve space planning and access.