Mapji's 8 map types solve real problems across every sector. Explore how teams use spatial data to make better decisions, reach more customers, and tell more compelling stories.
Industry 01
Help buyers understand location, not just listings
Location is everything in real estate. Give buyers and tenants the spatial context they need — from commute times to school catchment zones — to make confident decisions faster.
Show travel time from any listing to schools, stations, and workplaces — for car, bike, or walking.
Color neighborhoods by average sale price, rent index, or property tax rate to reveal market trends at a glance.
Mark neighborhood boundaries, highlight development zones, and annotate individual listings with custom popups.
Build a searchable property portal with filters for price range, bedrooms, and neighborhood.
Industry 02
Visualize fleet, coverage, and delivery performance
Operations teams need to see the full picture — where drivers are, which zones are covered, how deliveries perform over time. Maps turn complex logistics data into decisions.
Plot thousands of delivery points without performance issues — clusters expand on zoom to reveal individual stops.
Visualize warehouse coverage zones: which postcodes can be served within 30 or 60 minutes by road.
Replay delivery performance across time periods — identify bottlenecks by day, week, or season.
Surface high-demand delivery zones to optimize driver allocation and depot placement.
Industry 03
Tell stories that move people
Modern travel content goes beyond lists. Narrative maps guide readers through destinations, highlight local gems, and create immersive experiences that static pages can't match.
Build scroll-driven travel guides — each chapter flies to a new destination with supporting text and images.
Create curated attraction finders with category filters (restaurants, museums, viewpoints) and distance search.
Plot walking tours and cycling routes with numbered stops, custom icons, and pop-up descriptions.
Show visitor density by time of year to help travelers plan around crowds.
Industry 04
Publish spatial findings that anyone can explore
Research data often has a geographic dimension that tables and charts can't convey. Interactive maps let your audience explore findings at their own level of detail.
Map survey results, demographic indicators, or economic variables across regions with custom color scales.
Reveal spatial clustering in datasets — incident concentration, species sightings, or social phenomena.
Animate longitudinal data over time to show how a phenomenon evolved across years or decades.
Annotate field sites, mark sampling locations, and document geographic observations with GeoJSON import.
Industry 05
Put your locations on the map — literally
Customers search for the nearest store, restaurant, or service provider hundreds of millions of times a day. A well-built store locator is a direct revenue driver.
Deploy a full-featured store finder with address search, opening hours, category filters, and distance sort.
Analyze foot traffic patterns to identify high-value locations for new outlets or kiosks.
Visualize market penetration and revenue performance by region to guide expansion planning.
Map customer locations to understand geographic demand — useful for franchise territory planning.
Industry 06
Make geography and data come alive in the classroom
Interactive maps turn abstract concepts into hands-on exploration. Whether teaching political geography, climate change, or local history — students learn better when they can interact.
Visualize world data — GDP, population density, climate zones — with interactive legends students can explore.
Create scroll-driven historical narratives: trace migration routes, battles, or exploration voyages chapter by chapter.
Show how borders, ecosystems, or populations changed over decades to teach temporal spatial reasoning.
Let students annotate blank maps as a quiz or collaborative geography exercise.
Industry 07
Communicate services, data, and decisions to citizens
Public sector organisations hold vast geographic datasets. Maps make that data accessible — from communicating bin collection routes to visualising census results or planning applications.
Publish census data, deprivation indices, or election results as explorable regional maps.
Measure accessibility to public services — how many residents are within 20 minutes of a GP, school, or library.
Visualise incident density for public safety, planning consultations, or environmental monitoring.
Help citizens find their nearest service point — recycling centres, polling stations, or social services.
Industry 08
Map access, risk, and outcomes across populations
Healthcare planning is inherently geographic — where facilities are, who can reach them, and where health risks are concentrated. Maps surface inequalities and support evidence-based decisions.
Model ambulance response times and healthcare access gaps by showing travel time contours from facilities.
Identify disease prevalence clusters, A&E hotspots, or vaccination coverage gaps by geography.
Map health outcomes, deprivation scores, or hospital utilisation rates across regions and wards.
Build patient-facing clinic finders with specialty filters, wheelchair access, and opening hours.
Start free, no credit card required. Create your first interactive map in minutes and share it with a custom subdomain.