Turtini Maps
Find a place. Get there. Book it.
A map for everyone, with directions, places, 3D and augmented reality, on Turtini’s own servers with no ad trackers. And when a business runs on Turtini, the map shows what it is really doing right now: open, booked, sold out, on its way.
Free. No account needed to search or get directions.
Getting around
Everything you expect from a map, and a few things you do not
Search, directions, places and the view from the street, on one map that works the same on a phone and a computer.
Search any place and see it on the map
One box searches businesses, events, menus and addresses, and every result with a location is plotted on the map. Name a place and the map centers on it, with directions one tap away. Switch to satellite to see it from above.
Open MapsGet there by car, on foot or by bike
Routes come from Turtini’s own router on OpenStreetMap and are drawn on the same map. Turn-by-turn guidance reads each turn aloud as you approach it and quietly re-routes if you leave the route.
Places from open data
Shops, cafes, parks and stations come from OpenStreetMap and the Overture Maps places dataset. A place card shows only what the data actually carries; nothing is guessed to fill a gap.
Water that catches the real sun
Lakes, rivers and coastlines shimmer, and the glints follow where the sun actually is for that place at that time of day. They fade at dusk and are gone at night.
Tap the map to see a place in 3D
Tap an empty spot on the results map, or choose a result, and a 3D scene of that place opens beside the map.
Walk a place in 3DPoint your phone at the street
An augmented-reality view pins each nearby place at its real compass bearing over your camera, with its distance. On foot or on a bike, the route itself can be drawn onto the street ahead.
Keep the places you love
Save a place with your own rating and notes. They live on your account, visible only to you, and a place that is not on Turtini yet still saves.
See everywhere you have been
A map shaded by country and state, built from the trips, tickets and events already on your account. Private unless you choose to share it.
Being found means being bookable
When a place runs on Turtini, the map knows
A listing usually knows an address and whatever hours someone once typed in. When a business runs on Turtini, the map reads the same system the business runs on, so what you see is what is true now, and the next step is on the result.
Open now means open now
When a business runs on Turtini, its open or closed label is worked out from the hours it keeps for itself, on your own clock. An event shows as happening now or coming up from its real times.
The kitchen and the floor, live
A restaurant on Turtini shows how many tables are open and how many dishes have sold out, straight from its own floor plan and menu, with Order ahead and Reserve on the result.
From the map to the ticket
An event result opens the organizer’s own page, with its location on the map and its tickets on the same page. A venue page shows where it is, its floor plans and its open dates.
The same works in the other direction. A business that puts its hours, menu, events and bookings on Turtini is on the map people already use to decide where to go, with nothing extra to list or keep in sync. A place someone saved before it joined keeps their notes, and its menu and reservations appear once it switches them on.
For the work that happens on a map
One map for the customer and the crew
Field crews, event teams, membership organizations and property managers work on the same map their customers search, so a job address, a boundary or a shuttle sits on streets everyone recognizes.
Dispatch from the map
Every field job with an address is a pin colored by its status, and today’s scheduled jobs are routed in time order, so dispatch sees the day the way the crew will drive it.
Field serviceMeasure a roof or a lot from above
Type an address, outline the roof, lot or driveway on satellite imagery, price it per square foot or per foot, and turn the measurements into a job.
Let people watch your fleet arrive
Shuttles, fleet vehicles and roaming vendors broadcast from a driver’s phone onto a public event map. Anyone with the link watches them move, with no account.
Draw who your membership serves
Draw a membership area, cut-outs included, and see each member pinned inside, outside or not yet decided.
MembershipMap a whole community
Property managers and boards see every unit pinned, the community boundary drawn or derived from the units, and the incidents reported around it.
Know what is overhead
Live aircraft and satellite passes on a map and in augmented reality, with a log of what you spotted and a watchlist for the ones you care about.
Flights and satellitesPrivacy
What the map keeps to itself
Our own map, on our own servers
The map tiles and fonts come from Turtini’s own tile service. Each page gets a short-lived pass to draw them.
No trackers following you around
turtini.com runs no analytics scripts and no advertising trackers, so nothing on the page is recording what you look at for an ad network.
No account needed to search
Search, the map and directions all work signed out. Your location is asked for only when you tap Use my location, and a starting point you type is never stored.
Where it comes from
Open data, credited and correctable
Imagery you can trust the source of
Satellite views use Sentinel-2 cloudless imagery worldwide and USGS aerial imagery across the continental United States, sharp enough close up to make out cars and crosswalks, each credited on the map.
Map data and licensesFix what is wrong
Spot a wrong name or a place in the wrong spot? Suggest a correction from its card. A person reviews it, and once approved it shows on every Turtini map.
Questions
Common questions
- Is Turtini a maps app?
- Yes. Turtini has its own map: search any place, get turn-by-turn directions by car, on foot or by bike, see places in augmented reality or in 3D, and save places with private notes. It is free, and searching and directions work without an account.
- Where does the map data come from?
- Streets and places come from OpenStreetMap, more places from the Overture Maps Foundation, satellite imagery from Sentinel-2 cloudless (2016) and USGS The National Map. Turtini serves the map tiles from its own servers.
- How do businesses show up on the map?
- Every place in the open data is on the map. A business that runs on Turtini also shows its own hours, events, menu, open tables, ordering and reservations, live from the same system it uses to run itself.
- Does Turtini track where I go?
- turtini.com runs no advertising trackers or analytics scripts. The map asks for your device’s location only when you ask for what is near you or for directions from where you are, and a starting point you type is never stored.