Maps for emergency responders.

Purpose built apps & APIs that improve outcomes.

"A more efficient route utilising exemptions for a no-right-turn saved 3 minutes."

Paramedic

Typical distance saving vs. Google’s routes

Organisations supported

8,500

Installs

THE WHAT

Optimise emergency response.

Reduce Response Times

Our advanced routing algorithms consider exemptions from traffic restrictions to provide the fastest routes.

Enhance Patient Care

We can find routes that avoid speed humps, ensuring medical interventions aren’t delayed.

Empower Responders

Integrations with Street View, Ordnance Survey and What3Words provide crews with data that improve situational awareness.

THE HOW

Solutions

Mobile App

Put smarter navigation and advanced mapping data into the hands of your first responders. Cost effective with no integration work required.

Blue Light Alert

Notify other drivers of emergency vehicles. Reduce the risk of collision and help ensure drivers move over promptly.

Quickest Resource

Often the closest resource won't get there fastest. When time is of the essence, our Matrix API helps ensure you make smart deployment decisions.

Isochrone API

Which areas can be adequately served by your resources, and which are inadvertent black spots for response times? Isochrones show you your real-world reach.

THE WHY

Solving difficulties faced by the frontline.

With frontline experience ourselves, we understand the importance of mapping that’s fit for purpose. We couldn’t find any, so we made it.

I’m often single crewed and a response driver so will use google maps on my phone. Unfortunately the directions aren’t given for people exceeding the speed limit so it’s easy to miss turnings.

On an I grade, I’ll follow Google Maps to a certain extent, but I don’t want to be going down side roads. I want the big roads where I can exceed the speed limit safely and overtake.

I’ve found Apple Maps misses out road names and the compass isn’t always correct, and sometimes too fast to see the road sign.

Google Maps is designed for everyday drivers. It won't take into account bus and taxi roads, shortcuts or private property we have permission to use.