Directions beyond the map.
Your visitor's map app ends at a pin. Proezi takes them the rest of the way — to the right parking, gate, entrance, elevator, floor, and room.
No app to install. No account to create. One link.
Or scroll to see every capability working below — live, not screenshots.
Three steps, once per place
Pin the exact spot
Drop the map pin on the real arrival point — the car park, not the street address.
Write the last 100 meters
Steps, photos, arrows on doors, parking bays, gate codes — whatever a stranger actually needs.
Share one link
Send it, print it as a QR sign, or embed it. Visitors open it like any web page and just arrive.
Live demo · Arrival routes
Every visitor arrives differently — one page covers them all
Car, on foot, by taxi, step-free: each route is its own short set of directions. The visitor picks theirs and sees only what matters to them — nothing else to read, nothing to scroll past.
Expand each route here — this is the real content structure:
How are you arriving?
Expand a route — this is the actual step content visitors get.
Arriving by carDriving — Visitor parking is behind the building
Turn into Harbour Way car parkImportant
Take the second driveway after the blue crane — NOT the loading yard next to it.
Park in bays 12–14
Bays 12–14 are visitor bays; anything marked 'Permit' is fined.
Enter through the glass side doorImportant
The MAIN lobby is locked after 6pm. Use the glass door on the car-park side, then take the lift to floor 3.
From the stationWalking & transit — 6 minutes on foot from Harbour Point
Leave the station by Exit B (north side)
Exit A leads to the ferry terminal — wrong way.
Cross at the signalised crossing
Two crossings — take the FIRST one, signposted 'Docklands'.
Ring the Gatehouse bell at the black gate
Reception buzzes you in; sign in at the desk.
Step-free accessStep-free access — Level route via the riverside ramp
Follow the riverside path west
The riverside path is fully level — no kerbs, no stairs.
Take the ramp to the automatic door
The automatic door is on the right of the main steps.
Lift to floor 3
Lift is large enough for powered wheelchairs; braille buttons.
Live demo · Photo annotations
A photo is worth a phone call
Owners upload entrance photos and draw directly on them — arrows to the correct door, circles around the right bay, labels that say exactly what a stranger should look for.
The same annotated photo renders for every visitor, at every screen size, marks always in the right place.
Arrows, circles, boxes and labels point at the right door, bay or gate. Sensitive details (faces, plates) can be blurred.
Live demo · Arrival notices
Conditions change. Your directions keep up.
Reception closed for lunch, bays resurfaced, main door replaced — switch a notice on and every visitor sees it the moment they open the link. Switch it off and it disappears. No republishing, no reprinting.
CRITICAL
Main entrance closed today
Use the glass side door on the car-park side. The lobby door is being replaced until 6pm.
WARNING
Visitor bays 12–14 resurfaced — slightly narrow
Wide vehicles: use the overflow area and call reception from the gate.
INFO
Reception is covering lunch (12:30–13:30)
Ring the bell twice and someone will come down from floor 3.
Switch a notice on and every visitor page shows it on the next load — no republish, no waiting.
Live demo · Map handoff
Ends where the map apps begin
Each route hands off to the visitor's own map app — Google, Apple or Waze — aimed at the owner's exact destination, not the street address. Walking routes offer the apps that make sense for walking.
These buttons are live; they open real maps:
Every route ends with the visitor's own map app:
These buttons are live — they open Gamma Gatehouse in the demo coordinates. On a real page the owner's exact destination is used, and the apps offered match the route (walking routes never offer Waze).
Live demo · QR & printable signs
Print it once. It stays current.
Every place has a print-ready QR sign. The code encodes the stable link, so when you edit directions, every previously printed sign serves the new content — reprint only if the door itself moved.
Each sign carries a short code matching the live page, so a visitor can spot an obsolete printout. Signs can be route-specific too — the ones on the right open straight on their route.
Arriving?
Gamma Gatehouse
Scan for live directions
Sign code 4H7K — if a sign shows a different code, it's out of date.
One QR, printed once: it encodes the stable link, so edited directions appear without reprinting. The code lets a visitor spot an obsolete sign.
Signs can be route-specific — each QR opens the page straight on its route:
The car-park barrier sign opens the driving route; the reception sign opens the step-free route — same stable link underneath, so every printout keeps working after edits. The owner panel generates PNGs and a printable sign page per route.
Live demo · Publishing
Visitors never see a half-finished edit
Edits happen on a draft; the live page keeps serving the last good directions until you press publish. Every publish is a frozen version you can roll back to in one click.
Version 3Live
Added the resurfacing warning notice · 2 days ago
Version 2
New night-entrance steps after the lobby lock change · 3 weeks ago
Version 1
First published directions · 2 months ago
Every publish is a frozen snapshot. Visitors always see the last good one while owners edit drafts — and a bad edit rolls back in one click.
Live demo · Arrival analytics
Know people actually arrived
Anonymous counts only: page views, arrivals, and whether the directions helped — no accounts, no personal data, no tracking across sites.
- Page views (14 days)
- 1,284
- Said “I've arrived”
- 731
- Called it helpful
- 688
Most-used route: Arriving by car (58%). Counts only — no accounts, no personal data.
Live demo · Event mode
For one day, or for every day
Some places exist for a single occasion — a wedding, a product launch, a conference. Event mode gives the arrival page its window: visitors see when it happens, “Happening now” while it runs, and an honest note after it ends.
One tap puts the visit in the visitor's own calendar — the link in the demo really downloads the file.
Before the event
Oct 15, 2026, 2:30 – 6:00 PM · Add to calendar
During the event
Happening now · Oct 15, 2026, 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM · Add to calendar
After the event
This event has ended
The dates were Sep 1, 2026, 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM. The directions below are kept for anyone who still needs them.
Event pages say when the event is, show “Happening now” while it runs, and admit honestly when it has ended — search engines stop pointing at ended events, but the link keeps working forever. The “Add to calendar” link above is real: it downloads the demo place's calendar file.
Live demo · Languages
Directions in your visitor's language
Translate the place once — name, address, routes, steps — and visitors get the page in their language automatically: their browser's preference, or one tap on the switcher. Anything not yet translated falls back to the main language, so the page is never half empty.
Gamma Gatehouse
42 Harbour Way, Docklands
- Arriving by car · Driving
- From the station · Walking & transit
- Step-free access · Step-free access
Guérite Gamma
42 Harbour Way, Docklands, Londres
- En voiture · Driving
- Depuis la gare · Walking & transit
- Accès sans marches · Step-free access
Same page, visitor's language: place name, address, routes and every step translate; anything not yet translated falls back to the main language instead of leaving gaps. The chips above are real — they open the demo place in French.
Live demo · Works offline
Directions that survive the basement
Visitors open arrival links in the worst signal spots — car parks, lifts, loading bays. After one successful visit, the page keeps working offline on their phone, clearly marked as the copy they last loaded.
Offline — showing the directions as they last loaded.
Opened once, with signal
The first visit caches the directions page on the visitor's own phone.
Signal gone — carpark, basement, lift
Reopening the link serves the cached copy with an honest banner.
Never a blank screen
A page this phone never loaded says so plainly — no account pitch, no error wall.
To feel it: open the demo place, then switch your browser offline and reload.
Live demo · Embeddable card
Your directions, on your own website
A one-line embed puts a “How to find us” card on any page — the contact page, the event site, the booking confirmation. It always mirrors the published place: edit once, every embedding updates.
This is the live card, framed right here:
Owners paste one line — the snippet from the place's Share tab:
<iframe src="https://proezi.com/embed/demo" title="How to find us" loading="lazy"></iframe>The card carries the logo, brand colour and languages of the full page, and its button opens the visitor's own directions — no app, no account, nothing to maintain beyond the place itself.
Live demo · Branding
Looks like you, not like us
Upload the company logo, set the brand colour — done. Arrival pages, embeddable cards and signs carry the host's identity, so visitors trust what they see.
Default look
Branded — Northwind Logistics
A workspace sets its logo and accent colour once; every place it publishes — full page, embeddable card, printed materials — carries them. Visitors see the host's identity, not ours.
Live demo · Step templates
Common steps, already written
Most arrival directions repeat: visitor bays, side entrances, gate codes, “take the lift to floor 3”. The template library offers proven starting points — this is the real content from the step builder, expand it.
The real library from the step builder — expand a group, then a preset fills the form with a starting point:
Getting there8 presets
Park in the visitor car parkParking
Visitor bays are on the right after the barrier.
If the car park is fullParking
Use the overflow area behind the building and walk back to the main entrance.
Drop-off gateGate
Ask the driver for the visitor drop-off gate.
Gate codeGate
Enter the code at the keypad, then follow the drive to the second building.
Use the main entranceEntrance
Glass doors under the canopy, opposite the fountain.
Use the side entranceEntrance
The main doors are often locked after 6 pm — use the side door by the loading bay.
Watch for the landmarkLandmark
When you see the red chimney, the entrance is 50 m on the left.
Follow the footpathWalk
Take the paved path to the left of the car park; it leads straight to the entrance.
Inside the building5 presets
Take the elevatorElevator
Lifts are on the right just past reception.
Or take the stairsStairs
Stairwell B is beside the lifts — one floor up.
Find your floorFloor
Your appointment is on floor 2.
Check in at receptionReception
Give your name at the desk and take a seat.
ArriveDestination
The meeting room is the second door on the left.
Accessibility & help4 presets
Accessible parkingAccessibility
Blue-badge bays are nearest the step-free entrance.
Step-free routeAccessibility
Follow the ramp to the right of the main steps.
Accessible facilitiesAccessibility
The accessible toilet is next to the lifts on this floor.
If you get stuckInstruction
Call the number on this page — someone will come to the entrance.
Picking a preset never publishes anything — it just saves the owner from typing “park in the visitor car park” for the hundredth time. Everything stays editable before saving.
Live demo · Duplicate place
Ten sites, one layout
Chains and multi-site teams perfect one place, then duplicate it: every route, step, photo and the pin come across into a clean unpublished draft. Adjust the details, publish, done.
Gamma Gatehouse
Live · published
3 routes · 9 steps · 2 photos
Gamma Gatehouse (copy)
Draft · unpublished
everything copied, ready to adjust
Comes across
- Routes, steps and photos
- Annotations and the exact map pin
- Help contact and event window
Starts clean
- Unpublished draft — visitors see nothing
- New sign code and link when published
- No borrowed feedback or history
Ten sites, one layout: perfect the first place, duplicate it, adjust the details — the multi-site chain's whole onboarding in a click.
Live demo · Visitor feedback
Find the exact step that loses people
Analytics say how many arrived; feedback says why the others struggled. Visitors point at the precise step that confused them — anonymously, in two taps, with no account.
Did these directions get you to the right place?
What went wrong?
Which part? (optional)
When a visitor taps “Not quite”, they can point at the exact step that lost them — anonymously. The owner's list of confusing steps is ranked by real arrivals, so the fix lands where it helps.
Behind the scenes
Everything an owner needs, nothing they don't:
Places & teams
Every place lives in a workspace. Invite editors, managers and viewers — each sees exactly what their role allows.
Freshness that's honest
Pages say when directions were last verified, and owners get a nudge when a place hasn't been checked in a while.
Exportable QR & signs
Print-ready QR PNG and a one-page sign per place — regenerate after edits; old signs keep working via the stable link.
Feedback loop
Visitors mark arrivals and say whether directions helped. Owners see the aggregate, never who said it.
Their language, your brand
Translate the place once and carry the workspace's logo and colour across every published surface.
One site or a hundred
Event windows for single occasions, duplicate-place for chains, embeds for the company site.
Stop explaining the entrance. Start linking it.
Create a place in minutes, share one link, and let visitors arrive without calling to ask which door.