LocationIQ helps FindPenguins create fantastic user experiences by providing context to user submissions and by making sense out of chaos.

As most of us get busier by the day, it’s not surprising anymore to come across people who wish for their days to have more than 24 hours. A personified life size Alexa, who is always by our side to perfectly manage chores or uninteresting tasks, is our only ask to the genie. In a […]

Emergence of hyperlocal technology platforms has turned consumers into value-conscious beings. There are a plethora of C2C platforms that enable transactions between people who like to sell their goods and people who are willing to buy them. Such platforms eliminate the need of any middlemen which results in buyers and sellers getting more value. GensDeConfiance […]

Ever missed a concert from one of your favorite bands that happened in your city, because you never heard about it? Ouch. With cluttered inboxes and so much happening around us, it’s almost impossible to keep track of every event that interests us. Or for that matter even finding exciting things to do in town when […]

In this VUCA world, the battle for user attention plays out round the clock – companies invest enormous efforts in enhancing product-user interactions. User experience combines traditional human-technology interaction design with data to address the perception and usability. One such people-centric service is provided by Plex; a suite of software and apps with millions of […]

We are thrilled to announce our partnership with Maps Marker Pro – a wordpress plugin that makes it super-simple for anyone to manage geolocation data. Robert Harm, founder Maps Marker Pro reached out to us in search of an affordable geolocation solution for his users (if they opt to go for it). We did a […]

Dynamic maps are living breathing parts of your deployment. Beautiful, flexible and constantly updated – LocationIQ maps enable you to visualize geolocation data. Using Google Maps API? We’ve put together a quick guide to help you switch over to LocationIQ

The past Monday, MapFit API users received a message informing them that the mapping platform has decided to shut down its developer APIs and focus on developing the underlying technology. The mail from MapFit indicates a shift in approach saying “We’ve also learned that there are a large number of mapping use cases and features […]

Static Maps are the watered-down version of regular maps – They don’t require JavaScript or any dynamic page loading. They’re mostly used on websites that want to visualize a particular address without needing the interactivity of a regular map.