The problem
Groups get separated
Museums, city centres, theme parks and campsites are full of distractions. With dozens of students and only a few adults, a head count that comes up one short means stopping everything to search.
Teachers and leaders see every student on one map β parents can follow along from home.
The problem
Museums, city centres, theme parks and campsites are full of distractions. With dozens of students and only a few adults, a head count that comes up one short means stopping everything to search.
The MapTogether way
The teacher or leader creates a room for the trip and shares the code before departure. Students and staff appear on one live map, so leaders can spot anyone who has wandered off, and parents can join as observers to follow the trip from home.
For example βYear 9 β Science Museumβ or βScouts β Summer Campβ.
Share the code in class or at the meeting point. Parents can join as observers.
See the whole group during free time and gather at the meeting point on time.
MapTogether is not intended for children under 13. For younger groups, the teachers and chaperones can share their location so parents and the school can follow the trip.
Yes. Parents can join the room as observers to see the group on the map without sharing their own location.
Guides see every traveller on the map. Travellers find the guide β and the bus β in seconds.
Learn more βConcerts, festivals, stadiums or marathons β see where your group is, even in a huge crowd.
Learn more βTheme parks, airports, weddings or a new city β see where every family member is.
Learn more βCrews, security, delivery and site teams find colleagues fast and coordinate on the move.
Learn more βConvoys, hikes, ski days or nights out β nobody gets left behind.
Learn more βMapTogether is coming soon to iPhone and Android. Create a room, invite your people and never lose each other again.