We’re enhancing our mobile app by integrating with Centegra+ to improve menu accuracy, order management, and reporting across multiple systems. What problem are we solving? Currently, maintaining accurate menu information and syncing orders between the app and on-site systems (POS, KMS, and KDS) is complex and inconsistent, leading to operational inefficiencies and outdated information for guests. Use cases: Ensuring guests always see the most up-to-date menu information. Streamlining order processing by automatically syncing orders from the app to POS, KMS, and KDS systems. Improving reporting by consolidating order data from multiple channels into Centegra+ for better operational insights. Our solution: Through the Centegra+ integration, the app will automatically receive and display updated menu information and sync orders directly with on-site systems. This will enhance operational efficiency, improve guest experience, and provide better reporting capabilities.

We’re adding support for indoor positioning to our MapLayr SDK, enabling developers to provide precise location tracking indoors within both SDK implementations and our turnkey app. What problem are we solving? Currently, location tracking is limited to outdoor areas, which makes it difficult for guests to navigate large indoor spaces like pavilions, exhibits, or shopping areas. This creates friction when trying to provide accurate wayfinding and location-based services indoors. Use cases: Helping guests find their way through indoor areas such as museums, aquariums, and large venues. Providing accurate positioning for features like turn-by-turn navigation and proximity-based recommendations indoors. Allowing operators to gather insights into guest movement patterns within indoor spaces. Our solution: We’re enhancing the MapLayr SDK with indoor positioning capabilities using technologies like Bluetooth beacons and Wi-Fi signals to provide precise location tracking indoors.

We’re developing a React Native SDK for MapLayr to enable developers to integrate MapLayr maps into React Native apps. This will provide the same core functionality as our native iOS and Android SDKs, including custom map layers, POI and other map annotations, wayfinding-based walking navigation, and map camera controls. We’re building this to support the growing demand for cross-platform development and make it easier for developers to deliver a consistent map experience across iOS and Android. We’ve carefully considered key factors like performance, offline support, and the ability to add interactive overlays and annotations directly within the React Native framework.

We’re developing a Flutter SDK for MapLayr to enable developers to integrate MapLayr maps into Flutter-based apps. This will provide the same core functionality available in our native iOS and Android SDKs, including custom map layers, POIs, turn-by-turn walking navigation, and camera controls. We’re building this to support the growing demand for cross-platform development and make it easier for developers to deliver a consistent map experience across iOS and Android. We’ve carefully considered key factors like performance, offline support, and the ability to add interactive overlays and annotations directly within the Flutter framework.

We’re introducing a Ticket Sharing feature to make it easier for users to share passes with friends and family directly from the app. What problem are we solving? Currently, users can’t share individual passes within the app. If a user purchases tickets for others, they either have to take a screenshot or share import details — which imports the whole order rather than an individual pass. This creates friction and increases the risk of errors. Use cases: • A parent wanting to share individual tickets with their children. • A friend organising a group visit and needing to share tickets individually. Our solution: We’re adding a share function that allows users to share a pass directly from the ticket screen via the barcode or ticket number. What we’re considering: • A simple share button on the ticket screen, allowing users to share through any communication channel (e.g., text, WhatsApp). • If the recipient has the app installed, the pass will automatically import into their app. • If the recipient doesn’t have the app, they’ll be prompted to download it before accessing the pass.

We’re introducing a new payment integration with FreedomPay to enable secure and seamless transactions within the app. What problem are we solving? Currently, the app's payment options are limited to Adyen and Stripe. Adding support for FreedomPay will expand payment flexibility, especially for many venues using Attractions.io in North America. Use cases: Allowing guests to make in-app purchases (e.g., tickets, passes, and F&B) using FreedomPay. Enabling secure, PCI-compliant payment processing for a wider range of payment methods. Providing a smoother checkout experience. Our solution: The FreedomPay integration will enable guests to complete transactions quickly and securely within the app, supporting a wider range of payment methods and improving the overall user experience.

A guest experience analytics platform that aggregates and analyses feedback from multiple sources, providing attractions with actionable insights to improve visitor satisfaction.

Photo linking and purchasing with GTP Corp. We’re introducing a new photo integration with GTP Corp to enable guests to purchase imported photos directly within the app. What problem are we solving? Currently, guests wanting to have their photo taken at venues using GTP Corp don't have the option to purchase or import these photos into the app. This may lead to less guest engagement who are looking for a way to capture and save their photos to remember their experience at a venue. Use cases: Guests looking to get their photo taken with an on-site photographer. Scanning a QR to your photo after a ride. Linking pre-purchased photo passes. Our solution: Being able to import photos into the app via GTP Corp will enhance the guest experience, making it easier for them to treasure and save these moments at venues. For operators, allowing photo integrations increases guest engagement and allows for up-sell opportunities.

An operator can create, update, reorder and remove categories seamlessly

A public version of our MapLayr Map SDK repositories to reduce your time to hello world

A redesigned experience of the Explore screen, allowing for more brand personalisation and recognition.

Guests can add pre-configured itineraries to their planner based on their interests and personal information

Photo linking and purchasing with Photo Experience. We’re introducing a new photo integration with Photo Experience to enable guests to purchase imported photos directly within the app. What problem are we solving? Currently, guests wanting to have their photo taken at venues using Photo Experience don't have the option to purchase or import these photos into the app. This may lead to less guest engagement who are looking for a way to capture and save their photos to remember their experience at a venue. Use cases: Guests looking to get their photo taken with an on-site photographer. Our solution: Being able to import photos into the app via Photo Experience will enhance the guest experience, making it easier for them to treasure and save these moments at venues. For operators, allowing photo integrations increases guest engagement and allows for up-sell opportunities.

We’ve developed a Web SDK for MapLayr to enable developers to integrate MapLayr maps into website but it is not fully at feature parity with our mobile offering so we will incrementally add feature that make sense for web to reach parity. This will provide the functionality that makes sense for web from our native iOS and Android SDKs, possibly including custom map layers, POI and other map annotations, wayfinding-based walking navigation, and map camera controls. We’re building this to support the growing demand for web development and make it easier for developers to deliver a consistent map experience across web. We’ve carefully considered key factors like performance, functionality, and the ability to add interactive overlays and annotations directly within the web SDK.

We're introducing an Audio Tours feature, enabling attractions to provide a more immersive experience for their guests by hosting and playing audio files natively within the app. What problem are we solving? Currently, hosting audio files natively within the app isn't possible, which limits attractions from offering richer, more engaging experiences. Use cases: Zoos – Providing animal sounds and zookeeper talks to enhance the visitor experience. Museums – Offering audio tours to provide deeper insights into exhibits and artefacts. Our solution: We’re exploring different approaches to hosting audio files within the app to ensure a seamless and reliable listening experience for guests. What we’re considering: The initial rollout will focus on introducing audio files to POI pages, allowing users to access and play audio directly from these pages to learn more about specific points of interest. It will also support "collections" where experiences can be grouped and explored as part of a tour.

We’re introducing a new ticketing integration with Blackbaud Altru to enable guests to retrieve tickets and passes directly within the app. What problem are we solving? Currently, guests visiting venues using Blackbaud Altru for ticketing cannot access their tickets and passes within the app. This creates friction in the guest experience and increases reliance on email or physical tickets. Use cases: Guests who purchase tickets through Blackbaud Altru can instantly access them in the app. Guests can easily retrieve and present their passes for entry without needing to search emails or printouts. Our solution: The integration with Blackbaud Altru will allow tickets and passes to be retrieved and stored directly in the app, providing a smoother and more convenient experience for guests.

We’re introducing a new ticketing integration with Anchor Operating Systems to enable guests to retrieve tickets and passes directly within the app. What problem are we solving? Currently, guests visiting venues using Anchor Operating Systems for ticketing cannot access their tickets and passes within the app. This creates friction in the guest experience and increases reliance on email or physical tickets. Use cases: Guests who purchase tickets through Anchor Operating Systems can instantly access them in the app. Guests can easily retrieve and present their passes for entry without needing to search emails or printouts. Our solution: The integration with Anchor Operating Systems will allow tickets and passes to be retrieved and stored directly in the app, providing a smoother and more convenient experience for guests.