Waygo Documentation
Interactive floor plan maps your visitors can search, browse and get directions on.
Waygo turns your floor plans into an interactive map with search, place details and turn-by-turn directions. Your Waygo team builds the map; you add your content, hand out links, embed the map in your website and event app, and place kiosks in your venue, all from the dashboard. No code is required for any of it.
New to Waygo? Your map starts as a draft that your Waygo team builds from your floor plans. Contact us to set up an account, then follow Getting your map live.
Three ways to put your map in front of visitors
Share a link
Every map has one public address. Put it on your website, in emails, on signage, or turn it into a QR code.
Embed the map
Paste one line of embed code into any page: your website, a CMS, a mobile event app.
Embed a map in one line
This is the embed code the dashboard gives you under Maps → your map → Links. Paste it into any web page.
Embed code (copy it from the dashboard)
<iframe
src="https://maps.waygomaps.com/acme-expo-2027?embed=1"
title="Acme Expo 2027"
width="100%"
height="640"
style="border:0;border-radius:8px"
loading="lazy"
allow="fullscreen; geolocation"
></iframe>
Links that open the map exactly where you want
A link is an address, not a record: hand it out any time, replace it any time, nothing to revoke. A link can open
| I want visitors to… | Build this |
|---|---|
| See the whole map | The map link |
| Land on one booth, room or stand | A place link |
| See every coffee stand at once | A search link |
| Get walking directions to a session room | A directions link, starting from where they are or from a kiosk |
For developers
Everything above needs no code. If you integrate Waygo with your own systems, the REST API manages content, links and kiosks programmatically.