Indoor and outdoor routing
One route can cross street-level paths, indoor corridors, skyways, subways, building entrances, and campus destinations without making the visitor piece together separate maps.
Free hometown project · Live beta
Indoor navigation for a city that lives between floors.
CoreFeld built Rochester Skyways as a free public service for our hometown—and as working proof of what careful wayfinding engineering can do.
The service connects downtown skyways, subways, streets, and mapped campus destinations in one route experience. Its public map is available now with server-updated route data.
What CoreFeld built
A physical network turned into a maintained public service.
Useful navigation takes more than drawing lines on a map. The route network, destination directory, operating conditions, public interface, and update process all have to agree.
Structured local knowledge
Entrances, levels, connections, destinations, route constraints, and advisories become maintainable data instead of annotations trapped in a printed diagram.
A service people can use now
The responsive web map works without an account, carries no ads or tracking, and receives server-updated route data.
From place to product
The implementation starts with the place, not a generic map skin.
Map the real network
Combine available source material with field verification to identify usable paths, entrances, levels, connectors, and destinations.
Build and test the graph
Normalize the network into route data, test paths and edge cases, and make uncertainty visible rather than silently inventing an answer.
Publish and maintain
Deliver the public experience, an update path, and the operational checks needed to keep the service useful as the physical network changes.
Built for another place
Your network does not have to look like Rochester’s.
Cities and civic districts. Connect municipal buildings, parking, transit stops, public walkways, and weather-protected routes in one public guide.
Colleges and universities. Give students and visitors a route across buildings, floors, paths, services, and event destinations.
Hospital districts and large venues. Join indoor and outdoor arrival paths so a visitor can get from the parking ramp or transit stop to the right entrance and destination.
Owned by the institution. CoreFeld can adapt the data model, interfaces, hosting, and update workflow around the place and the team responsible for it.
Build wayfinding for your city, campus, hospital district, civic center, or large venue.
Show us the place, the maps you already have, and the destinations people struggle to reach. We will define the first useful deployment.