Run the event. Elevate the experience. Understand the impact.
A guide that opens from a QR code.
Map, schedule, vendors, parking, restrooms, alerts and an AI concierge, in the browser, in your brand. No app to install and nothing to sign up for.
Run the day without fear.
Draft, preview, publish. Push alerts to every open map. Keep an audit trail. Roles for the people who should edit and the people who shouldn't.
Know what happened. Keep the data.
First-party analytics on every interaction, campaign attribution with QR and UTM built in, and reports your team can act on. Consent-aware, with no passive location tracking.
Sponsorship you can actually prove.
Featured destinations, offers and QR activations inside the guide, with a recap report per sponsor that shows what happened.
What makes it hold up on event day.
Activations
A parade, a 5K, a vendor village and a fireworks show can live under one event, one map and one link. Each activation has its own zones, schedule and content.
Geospatial CMS
Draw boundaries, zones and routes in the browser. Import GeoJSON, CSV or KML. Bulk-upload vendors from a spreadsheet. Export GeoJSON when someone asks.
Publishing workflow
Draft, preview, publish. The public guide only ever shows the published version, versions are kept, and every change is logged.
White label
Your colours, your logo, your URL. Indavro stays out of the way.
Accessibility
Accessible entrances, ADA parking, viewing areas and quiet zones are first-class map content, and the guide itself is audited for accessibility.
Bad networks
The guide installs on first visit and keeps working when the signal drops, which it will.
Tenant isolation
Each organization's data is isolated at the database level. Your event's data is yours.
Provider-agnostic maps
The map layer is abstracted from the provider underneath it, so the platform is not tied to one vendor's pricing.