Overlay your data and models on the real world.

Map Composer helps teams transform maps, spatial datasets, and 3D models into immersive presentations and decision-support experiences. Prepare content on Mac, present it in Apple Vision Pro, and guide live sessions from iPad so spatial information becomes more readable, contextual, and reusable than a slide deck or dashboard.

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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
Authoring
Map Composer authoring view over Paris in immersive map context
Paris overview Urban plan Model overlays

Package draft

  • Map and spatial data layers
  • 3D models and media overlays
  • Saved viewpoints and session flow

macOS

Prepare spatial briefings on Mac

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 in Vision Pro

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.

Presentation Controls
Optional companion
Audience view Preview of immersive map presentation state

Presets

Urban plan Mobility Points of interest

Session flow

  1. Open the district
  2. Reveal the overlays
  3. Land the decision

Live toggles

Height model
Photos and media
Extra detail

iPadOS

Guide the room from iPad

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.

Map Composer is not a 3D map for its own sake. It is built for the moment when teams need to explain a territory, a portfolio, or a planning choice clearly enough that the room can align and act.

Immersive map scene showing territory, terrain, and project context

Real-world context changes the conversation. Distance, relief, adjacency, and placement become easier to perceive when people can stand inside the geography instead of decoding a stack of screenshots.

Audience Presets
Adaptive views
Current briefing Audience preset preview on a map presentation

Views

Executive Planning Public

Narrative order

  1. Overview
  2. Constraints
  3. Decision point

One package can support very different rooms. Executive, planning, technical, or public-facing views can reveal different layers, attachments, and session order without rebuilding the underlying immersive experience.

What changes when decision-makers can review the territory in context instead of decoding it from a stack of flat assets.

Faster

stakeholder alignment

Clearer

spatial decision support

Less

one-off presentation work

More

reusable map experiences

Creation that stays reusable.

Most immersive map demos get rebuilt whenever the geography, stakeholder, or portfolio changes. Map Composer is designed to keep the underlying briefing reusable so teams can prepare once, adapt quickly, and publish new spatial stories without restarting a custom build cycle.

Built to scale

Reusable map briefings. Repeatable production.

Prepare once, adapt quickly, and publish new spatial stories without restarting a custom build cycle every time the geography, stakeholder view, or portfolio changes.

Package Builder
Compose
Map Composer workspace for assembling a territory package
Anchors Media Viewpoints

Scene system

  • Saved viewpoints and transitions
  • Layer stacks and visibility rules
  • Attachments mapped to the story

Compose places, layers, and viewpoints in context. Prepare the package visually, keep the geography legible, and build the briefing around the way people need to understand the territory, not around a generic slide template.

Immersive map package configured for different stakeholders

Reframe the same place for different audiences. Executive overviews, technical deep dives, public-facing explanations, or planning reviews can each get their own view without multiplying production work behind the scenes.

Live Controls
Session

Reveal

Phasing Projects Coverage

Guide

  1. Open with the territory
  2. Focus the portfolio
  3. Land on the decision

Keep live sessions on track. Advance scenes, reveal overlays, and support guided presentations without losing control of what the room sees and in which order it appears.

Draft

Describe the briefing. Let the first pass take shape. Use AI to accelerate view descriptions, scene drafts, legend ideas, and briefing structure so teams can move from spatial intent to a presentable package much faster.

Published immersive map package on Apple Vision Pro

Publish portable map packages. Keep the authored geography, overlays, viewpoints, and attachments together so the same spatial story can move cleanly from authoring on Mac to presentation on Apple Vision Pro.

Portable presentation system

Prepare once, then reframe the same territory for every audience.

Map Composer is built to keep the expensive part reusable: the briefing package. Teams can adapt views, layers, attachments, and scene order without commissioning a new immersive prototype every time a planning question changes.

Single

1

package can support multiple stakeholder views

Across

3

Apple surfaces in the same authoring and presentation loop

Built by experts. Designed for your teams.

Map Composer is created by Studio Meije and backed by the Studio·84 collective, combining immersive product design, spatial computing engineering, and enterprise delivery experience for Apple-native platforms.

Spatial products

We design immersive tools that turn maps, infrastructure, and territorial data into experiences people can actually understand together.

Enterprise delivery

We bring Apple-native engineering, deployment discipline, and partner execution for organizations working with sensitive spatial narratives and complex operating environments.

Secure by design. Deployable at scale.

Map Composer can be delivered in SaaS or self-hosted form, depending on the customer context. Organizations can keep spatial data, project overlays, customer portfolios, and sensitive infrastructure narratives inside their own operating and governance environment when required.

Deployment option

SaaS

  • Managed delivery by Studio Meije
  • Fastest route from package setup
  • Active briefings, workshops, and stakeholder reviews

Deployment option

Self-Hosted

  • Runs within your infrastructure
  • Full control over data and workflows
  • Supports sensitive spatial narratives and operating boundaries

It’s simple to add Apple Vision Pro to your existing infrastructure. Easily deploy, secure, and manage it at scale, while keeping immersive map workflows aligned with enterprise device management and governance requirements.

Zero-Touch Deployment

Automatically enroll shared or dedicated devices during setup so immersive map experiences can be rolled out without manual IT handling on every headset.

Device Management

Manage devices, apps, and return-to-service behavior using Apple’s existing frameworks, making repeatable demo, planning, and presentation environments easier to maintain.

Security

Apple Vision Pro is secure by design, with Apple silicon and the Secure Enclave protecting the system while managed app policies help keep sensitive spatial content inside approved destinations.

Identity

Integrate with enterprise identity flows so access to packages, layers, and customer-specific content remains aligned with existing authentication and authorization policies.

Integration

Fit immersive map workflows into existing networks, file providers, and governance controls, whether the experience is connected to hosted services or deployed inside a customer environment.

Immersive Suite

Map Composer sits inside a broader family of Apple-native apps designed to make immersive creation, communication, and deployment more repeatable across different use cases.

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.

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.

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.

Bring your territory into immersive space

Start with a focused geography, portfolio, or planning story, then turn it into a reusable briefing that can be prepared, presented, and guided across your organization.

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Questions? Answers.

What is Map Composer?

Map Composer is a software suite for preparing immersive map briefings on Mac, presenting them in Apple Vision Pro, and guiding live sessions from iPad.

It is built for turning maps, datasets, 3D models, media, and spatial assets into experiences that are easier to understand, present, and reuse than a one-off immersive demo or a flat map interface.

Who is Map Composer for?

Map Composer is built for teams that need to explain territory, portfolios, infrastructure, planning scenarios, or spatial change in a way that decision-makers can immediately read.

  • Energy and utilities
  • Transport and mobility
  • Public institutions and planning teams
  • Infrastructure and real-estate portfolios
  • Tourism and territorial storytelling
Is Map Composer a GIS replacement?

No. Map Composer is designed to work alongside existing GIS, map, and enterprise data workflows.

Its role is to turn selected data, models, assets, and views into immersive decision briefings that are easier to understand and present.

What kinds of 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 inside the same experience.

It can also provide shortcuts into training scenarios authored with Training Composer when a map experience needs to hand off into a guided operational or learning workflow.

Can it show projects that do not exist yet?

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

Can it support different audiences?

Yes. One of the core ideas is audience-aware views so the same project can be presented differently to commercial teams, executives, technical stakeholders, or public audiences.

That also makes it a strong fit for booths, roadshows, and executive demo spaces where companies need to showcase territory, portfolios, and data in a more memorable way than a flat screen.

Does it support live data?

The platform is designed to support live feeds and operational overlays, depending on the customer context and integration scope.

That can include traffic, telemetry, incidents, or other stateful overlays when they are relevant to the experience being authored.

How do you handle sensitive data?

Hosted and self-hosted options can be adapted to the project context so organizations retain control over data, workflows, and deployment boundaries.

The goal is to align immersive map delivery with the customer’s governance and security requirements rather than force a disconnected operating model.

What platforms does Map Composer support?

Map Composer is designed specifically for the Apple ecosystem.

  • Mac for preparing and editing
  • Apple Vision Pro for immersive presentation
  • iPad for companion guidance and control workflows in selected use cases
How do projects usually start?

Most projects begin with a focused geography, portfolio, or planning story.

  • Business and technical scoping
  • Review of available data, assets, and workflows
  • Prototype or proof of concept
  • Progressive rollout into reusable map packages and presentation flows