Discover
Find places and context on the territorial map — on foot, while driving, or from the Workspace.
Territory · Presence · Action
Pinamap brings discovery, presence, context, research, interaction and action onto the same territory. Walk it in the field. Work it in the Workspace.
The map and the Workspace are open to try. Some capabilities are still in development — see where Pinamap is today.
What Pinamap is
Pinamap links physical places to persistent digital Presences. A place can be discovered, claimed, given context, researched and acted on — from the street or from the Workspace.
How it works
Find places and context on the territorial map — on foot, while driving, or from the Workspace.
Request attribution for a place. A claim is reviewed and open to challenge — never instant ownership.
Link people, commerce, events and municipal context to the same Presence layer.
Move from public map to Workspace: supervision, investigation and coordinated action.
Who it is for
Local commerce, municipalities, events, and operator teams — plus people moving through the territory — all meet the same Presence model.
Be found territorially, claim a place, and connect physical entry with digital context and optional capabilities.
Steward territorial context, Presence claims and local activation without needing a separate tourism microsite.
Anchor programming to real places on the map with Presence and context, not a fabricated event directory.
Use the Workspace to supervise Presences, review claims and coordinate actions.
Read territorial context for research, site selection and real-estate decisions — connecting properties to the places, services and conditions around them.
Not a listings platform — a territorial context layer for better property decisions.
On the move: discovery follows you — walking or driving — so the map answers from where you actually are. In development Route optimisation and conversational discovery.
Claim
A Presence can be claimed by the people responsible for the place. A claim is a request for attribution — it is reviewed, and it stays open to challenge.
If no valid objection is raised within 30 days, the attribution is confirmed. A claim that is successfully challenged does not stand.
Claim is in early access: claims are opened with us directly rather than from this page.
Workspace
The public map explains territory. The Workspace is where you or your team supervise Presences, run investigations, read territorial context and take action — using the same product language as the live operator surface.
Field & Workspace
Pinamap is mobile-first, not mobile-only. The phone is where you meet the territory; the larger screen is where you work it. Neither is a reduced version of the other — they are built for different moments.
In the field
Built for movement, context and immediate decisions.
In the Workspace
Built for research, comparison and planning.
If you first meet Pinamap on a phone, you are seeing the field experience — not the limits of the Workspace. The Workspace expands with the screen and with the context.
Current state
The territorial map and the Workspace are live to try. Other capabilities are in development, and this page says which is which — without dressing up what is not built yet.
Demonstration content uses example places. Nothing shown here implies a real claim, a verified owner or a published live record. The screenshots elsewhere on this page are captured from the live product.
In the field
Presence Pass
An optional portable expression of a Presence — physical and digital passes connected to your Pinamap Presence. Not required for territorial discovery.
A simple card for one person or Presence.
Cards and digital identities for organisations and teams.
Opens an email to founder@pinamap.org — there is no sign-up form yet.
Capabilities
Start with Presence on the map — discoverability, then optional activation. You do not need a separate digital ecosystem before joining Pinamap.
Capabilities can include territorial search, contextual discovery, conversational interaction, research and territorial intelligence, and location or property context.
Optional capabilities may include a shop or commerce experience, QR and NFC entry points, Presence Pass, campaigns and customer engagement — commerce is activated on a Presence, not a prerequisite for the map.
Protect your digital presence: web analysis, security checks, verification and monitoring may be activated on top of a Presence when needed.
A Presence can stay simple, or activate capabilities on top of it. Availability varies — see what is available now and what is still being built.
Infrastructure beneath the product
Pinamap is built on the Pinamap Runtime — a model-agnostic, application-agnostic engine designed to separate territorial intelligence, identity, presence and interaction from any single interface.
Pinamap is the first application built on the Runtime. Over time, the same engine can support federated Pinamap deployments, white-label implementations, partner-built applications and other products that use the same underlying territorial capabilities.
Federation and interoperability are design principles. The goal is not to lock the territory inside one app, but to make the underlying capabilities reusable across different products, operators and contexts.
We are exploring an open-source path for parts of the Runtime, with federation as a core principle.
One runtime. Multiple applications. Interoperable by design.
Manifesto
Territory is not a backdrop for an app. It is the interface — physical and digital continuity, where a place can be discovered, claimed, carried and activated through Presence.
Movement and reflection need different surfaces. The street asks for immediacy; the Workspace asks for depth. Both are the same product.
Territorial infrastructure should be capable of being shared, extended and operated through more than one application. A single company or operator should not control how territory is understood or accessed.
A place should be discoverable because it belongs to the territory — not because it won the SEO battle.
Small local businesses should not need to compete for rankings, ads or algorithmic exposure simply to be found. A Presence can become discoverable through Pinamap search, territorial context and participation in the network — not through paid ranking, advertising, a Presence Pass, premium capabilities, an advanced website or external SEO performance.
Capabilities may be paid. Basic territorial presence should not depend on advertising prominence.
No pay-to-play ranking. No replacing the territory with another feed. The map stays grounded in place.
Direction
Three states, stated plainly. Nothing below is presented as shipped before it is.
Territorial map and discovery · Presence and context · Workspace supervision and investigation · QR entry points
Claim in early access · Presence Pass · routes and movement · conversational interaction with the territory · NFC entry points
Federated deployments on the Pinamap Runtime · expert agents · community validation · new territories
We do not publish dates for items that are not yet built.
Open the Workspace to explore the map, or write to us about a place you are responsible for.