Picture this: you arrive at a conference, a stadium, or a large event venue. You have minutes before the keynote starts. Where do you sit? Where are the open seats? Which section isn't full? Standard GPS doesn't work indoors, and wandering the aisles hoping to spot an empty chair wastes time and creates chaos.
Indoor wayfinding is one of the fastest-growing segments of navigation technology — and for good reason. Large venues like conference centers, stadiums, and exhibition halls present massive navigation challenges. Traditional signage helps, but it can't tell you where the empty seats are right now, or guide you step-by-step through a crowded venue.
The goal was ambitious: build an app that works like GPS but for indoor spaces, showing real-time seat availability and guiding users turn-by-turn to their destination — all without requiring expensive hardware installations or invasive tracking.