You are looking for a tool that lets you invest heavily in area marketing, like a next-level digital map. After a quick Google search on a dreary Monday morning, you quickly end up on Google My Maps, which is known worldwide. But have you discovered Wolf Maps? Wolf Maps has evolved into the definitive alternative if you want to take mapping seriously. It lets you make an area recognizable for your visitors, while also improving your online and offline visibility. We’ll walk you through the differences between Wolf Maps and Google My Maps.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 7 May 2024
You are on Terschelling, cycling through beautiful landscapes on your way to Oerol. Then you realize you've seen this forest path before. You are lost. Luckily, the Wolf Maps interactive map is right in your pocket.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 9 April 2024
Your map deserves attention from as many people as possible. Tourists planning a day out, festival visitors using your map for the program, or people navigating a nature park. It all comes down to connecting with visitors and creating a unique experience. But how do you apply the map in the right way? We explain.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 28 February 2024
We are proud to announce that Wolf Maps 4.0 is live. We have quietly shipped previous versions, but this one is worth a moment of attention.
Door Tim Sluis op 22 November 2023
Once upon a time there was a product called Wolf Maps, and it needed a price tag.
Door Tim Sluis op 26 July 2023
We often get the question why Wolf Maps is not an app. The answer is simple: an app is not always the best solution for map makers and their visitors.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 26 April 2023
Imagine walking through a narrow street in a historic fortress town like Naarden. You see impressive buildings and details everywhere. You want to feel more connected to the city and its history. Audio can play an important role in that experience.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 29 March 2023
Elon Musk pulled the plug on newsletter tool Revue this year. Revue was owned by Twitter. A painful decision for writers who had built on it for years. His reasoning: Revue did not contribute to Twitter's core business. On that point, we agree.
Door Tim Sluis op 8 March 2023
Tim fulfilled a personal wish and traveled while working for around four months in the western US and parts of South America. During that trip we revisited a core Wolf Maps agreement: we want to be a calm company.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 17 January 2023
QR codes are a fast way to connect offline and online. Wolf Maps generates them for every map and every location.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 6 December 2022
Because a map is a work of art that is never truly finished.
Door Tim Sluis op 25 October 2022
At the end of 2020, Tim and I were about to start a company again. One issue: Tim lived in Amsterdam and I (at the time) in Groningen. We quickly concluded that if everyone worked from home during Covid-19, we could too.
Door Aljan Scholtens op 26 September 2022
