Geovey allows you to quickly construct interactive walks, for example; a pirate trail, a tour of local murals, an easy stroll for those wanting to get fitter, a local retail guide or a path to a wild swimming spot. The only limit is your imagination, Geovey is there to help you guide users around your locality.
At Nautoguide we firmly believe that anyone should be able to create a route without having to understand maps, geospatial or web technology. We’ve worked hard to make a simple route editor that works the way you want to work. Geovey routes can be constructed out in the field, simply grab your phone, walk your route, add photos and narrations as you go along and tidy it all up when you're back at your desk, adding anything you missed in the field.
Alternatively, construct the route in a web browser on your desktop. Many of you can collaborate to make a route, each adding their own text, images, markers, audio, video or route variations. What a great way to bring a team together, working cooperatively to construct a rich and meaningful trail.
Geovey Routes are published in a user-friendly format, removing jargon and complexity. You have control over the copy and imagery introducing your routes and can say as much or little as you see fit. You are also in control of the directions, Geovey is a SatNav free zone! Add direction points where you feel they are needed, include audio or photos as guidance and write instructions without constraints.
Many route construction packages are fixated on loops or there-and-back routes. We’ve removed this restriction. Geovey routes can have as many branches as you wish, you can construct alternate paths mid-route and even create master routes that link a sub-set of previously created routes. We built Geovey with flexibility in mind, and we understand that many locations require alternative paths based on age, fitness, accessibility or simply time constraints.
Geovey is a play on “geographic” and “survey”. Our original mission with Geovey was to create a richer consultation/survey experience around maps, but we’ve taken this brief further with the current iteration as we look to use technology to get people more engaged with their surroundings, and also,...outside! We love the outside at Nautoguide.
Geovey is developed and operated by Nautoguide Ltd.