RouteMe Agent

Navigation you can
talk to — and talks back

Give RouteMe Agent a prompt and get turn-by-turn routes for any venue in seconds. Reroute on the fly, guide visitors with natural language, and keep every journey on time.

RouteMe Agent

What it does

A few of the questions travelers ask, and how the Agent answers them.

Live operational data

Real-time answers with real sources

Ask about TSA wait times, checkpoint status, or security lines. The Agent pulls live venue data and cites its sources — so travelers trust what they see, and staff aren't stuck answering the same questions all day.

RouteMe Agent showing TSA wait times at Miami International Airport
Local recommendations

Curated picks with photos and ratings

"I want a Cuban sandwich." The Agent understands intent, surfaces nearby spots with photos, star ratings, and open-now status — tailored to where the traveler is standing right now inside the venue.

RouteMe Agent recommending Cuban sandwich restaurants
Ground transport

From rental counters to the right ride

Transport intent is messy — "I need a rental car" could mean six things. The Agent recognizes context, surfaces matched providers with best-match scoring, and hands off directly to in-venue navigation.

RouteMe Agent showing rental car options at MIA
Venue details

Deep details and one-tap actions

Hours, menus, directions, ratings — all in one place. Travelers can tap to open in Apple Maps, view a menu, or start indoor navigation without switching apps or losing context.

RouteMe Agent showing La Carreta restaurant details with menu and navigation actions

Three things make it useful

The Agent is grounded in real venue data — not guesses. That matters in three practical ways.

01 — Conversation

Natural conversation

No rigid menus or keyword matching. Ask the way you'd ask a person — the Agent handles follow-ups, clarifications, and context across a whole journey.

02 — Data

Live, sourced answers

Answers come from current venue systems, not stale training data. Every response includes citations so travelers know exactly where the information came from.

03 — Action

One-tap actions

Navigate, call ahead, view menus, or open in Apple Maps — every response ends in action, not another question. Hand-offs to navigation keep the context intact.

How it works

1

Ask in natural language

"Where can I get coffee?" · "How do I get to Gate B14?" · "Is TSA busy right now?" — type or speak any question, no special syntax required.

2

The Agent queries venue data

RouteMe's indoor model understands intent, location, and context — then pulls live information from the venue's own systems, not generic LLM guesses.

3

Get structured, visual answers

Responses include photos, ratings, hours, wait times, and cited sources — formatted for quick decisions, not walls of text.

4

Take action right away

Navigate, call, or open in Maps with one tap. The Agent keeps context across the whole journey, so the next question builds on the last.

See it in your venue

A short demo with our team — usually 20 minutes. We'll show it running on real venue data.