Waypoints Studio turns a facility into a self-guiding, self-verifying route. Drop location-anchored waypoints anywhere — each stop narrates itself, answers questions from its own documents, and logs proof of completion to your dashboard. Upload the handbook; the tour drafts itself.
The commissioning sequence below is the whole job. Scroll: the route plots itself the way it does in the Studio.
Name it and choose an edition — onboarding, safety walk, museum, campus. One record, one route, one owner.
Upload handbooks, SOPs, floor plans, photos. The system proposes the stops and writes the descriptions, quiz questions, voice narration, and a stamp design per location. You edit a few words.
Point your phone at each location and tap Place. Anchor by tap, QR, NFC, or GPS — indoors or out. No wiring, no code.
Workers and visitors collect stamps, ask each stop questions, pass quizzes — and the manager dashboard logs who completed and who passed.
Below: the Studio editor and the visitor experience as they run today, with keyed notes the way a drawing set calls out its parts.
One engine behind every experience. The hard parts — authoring, intelligence, tracking, translation — ship as standard.
Drop in a handbook, SOP, floor plan, or a folder of photos. The system proposes the stops, writes each description, generates quiz questions, drafts narration, and designs a stamp per location.
Standard · verified“Why is the amber light on?” Each stop answers questions grounded only in its own documents — accurate, on-topic, never a generic web guess. The machine finally explains itself.
Standard · verifiedEvery stop issues a unique, themed stamp. Empty slots in the collection pull people to the last waypoint — completion becomes the default outcome, not the exception.
Standard · verifiedGate any stop with a quiz, require a passing score for the badge, and read the dashboard: who walked, who passed, who is outstanding. The audit trail for onboarding, safety, and OSHA — kept automatically.
Standard · verifiedPublish once, open the entire experience — descriptions, narration, quizzes — in another language instantly. Forty-plus languages; every crew on the floor gets the same walkthrough.
Standard · verifiedAnchor a waypoint however the site demands — a tap on the map, a scanned code, an NFC tag on the machine guard, or a GPS zone on the yard. Mix triggers within one route, indoors and out.
Standard · verifiedA part changes, a policy updates, an exhibit rotates: edit the stop and it is live the second you save. The walkthrough is always current in a way nothing laminated can be.
Standard · verifiedOne engine, any place. You change the content; the system keeps the record.
Open the StudioQuiz-gated stops with manager tracking. The completion record is the audit evidence.
Walk new hires through the building and the handbook one stop at a time — day one runs itself.
Machine-by-machine training that answers questions right on the floor, in the worker’s language.
Who walked, who passed, who is outstanding — live, exportable, no spreadsheet.
PM steps and LOTO procedures anchored to the exact machine — the sign-off logs itself.
A site-safety walkthrough every visitor finishes on their own phone before they reach the floor.
ISO work instructions right at the station, with a quiz that proves the step was understood.
Muster points, extinguisher stations, and evac paths as a walkable, verifiable route.
“I uploaded our 40-page safety SOP on a Monday and had a quiz-gated floor tour live by lunch. The manager dashboard alone replaced a spreadsheet I hated.”
One venue, commissioned.
Training, engagement & tracking at line scale.
Every block, no ceilings.
Commissioned across lines, plants, and networks — scoped with our engineers.
Multiple facilities, unlimited waypoints, more editors & higher visitor volume.
Higher usage limits, more editors & analytics.
Unlimited venues, the highest visitor & usage limits, priority processing.
A full facility deployment typically runs $3,000–$10,000+/month — less than one preventable safety incident.
Book a demoUpload a document, watch the route draft itself, walk the floor, place the stops. Live before the next safety meeting — free for 14 days, no card to start.
