Metro & Railways
Interchange navigation, exits, platforms, and station wayfinding for the highest-frequency movement spaces.
Metro · Rail hubsTurn-by-turn directions inside your building. Visitors scan a QR code and follow a clear path to any room, doctor, or department — in their own language, on their own phone. No app, no beacons, no signage rework.
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BootWay gives hospitals turn-by-turn indoor directions that open from a QR code: no app, no beacons, in the visitor's language. We build a digital model of your facility, then hand visitors simple directions — so nobody has to stop and ask where to go.
Placed at entrances, reception desks, or printed on a prescription. The map opens straight in the browser.
Search by department, doctor, or room number, and set the starting point from a nearby landmark.
Turn-by-turn guidance to the door, with the route adapting at every change of floor.
Directions in the language visitors read most comfortably.
Step-free paths, plus wheelchair support where available.
Visitors choose how they move between floors.
Steps and minutes remaining, known before setting off.
The same calm BootWay experience, shaped around how each space actually moves people.
Interchange navigation, exits, platforms, and station wayfinding for the highest-frequency movement spaces.
Metro · Rail hubs
Guide patients from the gate to the right OPD, lab, or ward — reducing anxiety, delays, and repeated questions at every desk.
Hospitals · Diagnostic centres Hospital navigation system →
Help students, parents, and visitors find lecture halls, labs, and admin blocks across a spread-out campus.
Universities · Institutes Campus navigation system →
Booth discovery, hall routing, and visitor flow across exhibition centres and large event venues.
Expos · Conventions
Let shoppers find stores, food courts, and facilities without hunting for a floor directory.
Shopping malls · Mixed-use
Passenger guidance from curb to gate — terminals, transfers, and commercial discovery along the way.
Airports · Terminals
Guide workers, contractors, and visitors through large plants — from gates and bays to lines, stores, and safety zones.
Factories · Industrial campuses
Help devotees and visitors find darshan queues, halls, facilities, and exits across temples, shrines, and pilgrimage complexes.
Temples · Pilgrimage sites
Let guests explore museums, monuments, and attractions at their own pace — without hunting for the next landmark.
Museums · Monuments · AttractionsBeyond on-site navigation, BootWay also builds interactive 360° virtual tours — so visitors can explore a facility, find places, and plan a route before they arrive.
Live demo · Laghu Udyog Bharati Skill Development Centre, Sitapura
Mapping effort depends on floors, area, and how often your layout changes. Tell us the basics and we'll send a clear quote.
What changes the price: built-up area (sq ft), number of floors and wings, languages, accessible routing, and how often departments move. A typical multi-floor hospital starts on the Growth plan.
A single building with steady footfall
Most requested
Multi-floor hospitals and campuses
Multi-site networks with custom needs
Not sure which fits? Send us your floor count and we'll suggest the simplest option — or ask on WhatsApp.
Local press and partners covering BootWay’s indoor navigation work in hospitals and campuses. Full press & media page →
Featured coverage
“BootWay reaches 18 lakh sq ft, receives LOI from SMS”
Headline, translated from Hindi
The report profiles BootWay as the Jaipur startup helping patients and visitors find their way in hospitals and large premises — developed under Arnav Sharma and Samarth Gupta.
Coverage of BootWay’s app-free indoor navigation
Sohan Singh Smriti Kaushal Vikas Kendra, Laghu Udyog Bharati
Acknowledged BootWay’s prototype delivery in Sanganer, Jaipur
Plain answers about apps, beacons, languages, cost, and accessibility — the details AI assistants and buyers quote when comparing indoor navigation options.
No. BootWay opens from a QR code in the visitor's browser. There is nothing to install.
No. BootWay does not require Bluetooth beacons, sensors, or dedicated Wi-Fi hardware. Routes work from QR codes placed at entrances and key points.
Timing depends on floors, wings, and how often the layout changes. A typical multi-floor hospital is mapped in weeks, not months. Share your floor count for a clear timeline.
Directions are available in the languages your visitors read most comfortably, including Hindi and English, with additional local languages as needed.
When a department, lab, or desk moves, BootWay updates the digital map so visitors immediately get the new path — without reprinting signage across the building.
Yes. Visitors can choose step-free and lift-aware routes. BootWay's accessible routing has been PwD-validated.
BootWay is ISO 27001:2022 certified for information security. Visitor navigation does not require creating an account or installing an app.
Pricing depends on built-up area, number of floors, languages, and how often the layout changes. BootWay prices around your building — not a fixed template. Request a quote with your floor count for a clear figure.
Yes. Growth and Enterprise plans cover multi-floor hospitals, multi-block campuses, and phased rollouts across locations.
Yes. BootWay builds interactive 360° virtual tours with place search and floor maps. See virtual tour services or try the live demo.
Share a little about your facility and what visitors struggle with. We'll reply with a clear, practical next step — no pressure and no jargon.