Turn map data into immersive briefings

Map Composer helps industrial teams prepare Apple Vision Pro briefings from maps, OpenData, project files, 3D models, and attachments, then adapt them quickly for sales demos, planning reviews, and executive decisions.

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Prepare. Present. Guide.

The same briefing moves from Mac authoring to Vision Pro presentation and iPad control, with maps, layers, models, and media kept together instead of scattered across screenshots, dashboards, and slide files.

Map Composer Mac authoring workspace for spatial briefing preparation

macOS & iPadOS

Prepare spatial briefings

Assemble map layers, spatial datasets, 3D models, media, saved views, and guided scenes in a visual authoring environment. One package can support multiple audiences and multiple moments in the same briefing.

visionOS

Present immersively, together

Open the published briefing on Apple Vision Pro and review portfolios, territories, infrastructure, or planned projects in real-world spatial context instead of asking the room to infer everything from a flat map.

Map Composer iPad companion controls for guiding a spatial briefing

iPadOS

Guide the room

Use the iPad companion to switch views, advance scenes, reveal overlays, and keep workshops or stakeholder meetings focused on what appears, when it appears, and why it matters.

Territory that people can actually read.

Planning reviews slow down when every layer lives in a different file. Map Composer keeps the map, project files, and 3D context in one briefing, so stakeholders can discuss the same place.

Map Composer iPad companion view showing territory context and guided map controls

Relief, distance, and adjacency are easier to discuss when the room can see them at the same scale. Teams spend less time translating screenshots and more time checking what the place implies.

Different rooms need different levels of detail. A public planning demo can stay simple while technical reviewers see the layers, attachments, and sequence they need.

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Prompt the briefing. Shape it for the room.

Describe the geography, audience, layers, route, and decision. Map Composer turns that prompt into a briefing you can review, edit, and present with the same map context intact.

Prompt-first authoring

Map briefings from plain-language intent.

Start with what the room needs to understand, then refine the generated places, layers, viewpoints, attachments, and scene order.

Draft

Describe the briefing. Prompt the geography, audience, layers, route, and decision the room needs to understand.

Map Composer layer review showing Strasbourg heat-demand buildings and generated package details

Review the generated package. Map Composer drafts places, layers, viewpoints, attachments, and a first scene sequence from the prompt.

Map Composer Vision Pro briefing controls showing layers over Chateauroux for an audience-specific story

Tailor the story for the audience. Adjust detail for a mayor, an executive team, a sales room, or a technical review.

Guided immersive map session showing a presenter over coastal infrastructure

Guide the session. Advance scenes and reveal overlays from iPad so the room stays focused on the same decision.

Move from authoring to presentation. Bring the selected briefing from Mac to Apple Vision Pro with its geography, overlays, viewpoints, and attachments intact.

Deployable at scale.

For enterprise customers working with sensitive data, we offer the ability to host our platform within our infrastructure.

App Store

Download the app and start building immersive geospatial briefings.

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  • Map Composer on iPad and Mac
  • Cloud hosting
  • View on Vision Pro
  • Guide from iPad
  • SharePlay support

Self-Hosted

Private deployment for sensitive spatial data and internal usage.

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  • Everything from the Store version
  • Customer infrastructure
  • Enterprise SharePlay
  • 1-1 Support

Immersive Suite

Map Composer sits inside a broader family of Apple-native apps designed to help teams create, review, and present spatial work across different use cases.

Immersive Maps

Show places, data, and stories in context.

Map Composer helps teams visualize maps, infrastructure, 3D models, and operational data in spatial context for field operations, strategic briefings, and immersive sales.

Immersive Training

Rehearse complex work before it gets real.

Training Composer turns procedures into immersive scenarios teams can revise as work changes, with AI-assisted authoring to reduce production effort.

Spatial
Layouts

Present spaces before they exist.

Layout Composer turns workplace, retail, and interior layouts into spatial previews that help real estate, design, and workplace teams understand, sell, and approve spaces.

Collaborative
3D Assets

Catch 3D issues before production.

Asset Stage lets teams drop 3D assets into one place, review versions together, discuss changes, and make approved content available across the Immersive Suite.

Show the story inside your data

Turn proprietary or public data into guided 3D map briefings for sales demos, planning reviews, and collaborative decision-making.

Questions? Answers.

What is Map Composer?

Map Composer helps teams turn maps, OpenData, project files, 3D models, and attachments into tailored Apple Vision Pro briefings.

Teams prepare the briefing on Mac, present it in Apple Vision Pro, and guide the session from iPad when the room needs a controlled presentation flow.

Is Map Composer a GIS replacement?

No. Map Composer works alongside existing GIS, map, and enterprise data workflows.

Teams choose the layers, assets, and views they need for a briefing instead of replacing their source systems.

What content can be shown?

Map Composer can combine map layers, geospatial datasets, urban plans, height models, mobility paths, points of interest, 3D assets, media attachments, and guided scenes.

Can it show planned or future projects?

Yes. Planned sites, future assets, and projected service areas can be represented using authored geometry, overlays, models, and explanatory attachments.

How do you handle sensitive data?

Map Composer can be delivered as managed SaaS or self-hosted depending on the project.

Organizations can keep spatial data, customer portfolios, and project overlays inside approved environments.

How do projects usually start?

Projects usually start with the proprietary or online data a team needs to communicate, collaborate on, or sell.

  • Review the available data, assets, and workflows
  • Choose the first room, demo, or planning review
  • Scope a smart 3D map briefing around that moment
  • Build the next briefing from what the team learns