Tapmap turns an image into something people can explore: a floor plan, a building facade, a site plan, a product photo or a map.
Put points and areas on an image. Each one opens a small card with a title, text and a link. On phones the card slides up from the bottom of the screen.
Draw the apartments on a facade, the spaces in a car park or the berths in a marina, and mark each one as available, reserved or sold. Visitors see the status at a glance, with a colour legend, and open a unit to see its details. You name the four fields yourself (for example rooms, size, floor and price), or start from a template for apartments, parking, marina berths, plots or event stands.
All the maps on your site in one overview, with the number of units and how many are available, reserved and sold.
To try it quickly, add the Tapmap block and click “Try the apartment demo”, “Try the parking demo” or “Try the floor plan demo”.
For when the picture has to sell something, the optional Tapmap Pro add-on adds filter buttons and a list view, several buildings or floors in one picker with shapes that open another view, an interest form on each unit with a list of every request, statistics on what people click, and CSV import and export. The free plugin is complete without it.
Tapmap includes the Freemius SDK, which is used only to sell and license the optional Tapmap Pro add-on. In the free plugin it runs in anonymous mode: no opt-in screen is shown and no data is sent to Freemius unless you choose to opt in from the Plugins screen. If you opt in, Freemius receives your site address, WordPress, PHP and plugin versions and the admin’s name and email. Freemius terms and privacy policy.
Tapmap has no build step. The JavaScript and CSS in assets/ are the original, human-readable source files and are not minified or compiled. The editor’s demo data is written inline in assets/js/editor.js.
The bundled Freemius SDK (vendor/freemius) is open source: https://github.com/Freemius/wordpress-sdk
The free plugin stores nothing about your visitors and sets no cookies. Maps are saved in your post content.