Hypermaps

Hypermaps is an open protocol for describing the physical world.

It provides a shared schema for facts, opinions, stories, history, accessibility, and every other kind of geospatial knowledge about places.

Instead of trapping location data inside proprietary platforms, Hypermaps lets any person, agent, or application contribute, access, and build on a shared knowledge graph.

The result is an open, ever-evolving context layer for reality, built for the age of AI.

How it works

SOURCESAI agentsPartner dataSensorsUser contributionsSocial mediaPLACE & PERSPECTIVESCaféWritersquiet atmosphereRemote workersinternetInterior designersfurnitureSupply chainingredient provenanceUrbanistsneighborhood roleFriendsgood vibesSensors & feedscrowdedness, musicEVALUATIONAttribution · Provenance · Freshness · ConfidenceShared context layer

A café might be known by writers for its quiet atmosphere, by remote workers for its internet, by interior designers for its furniture, by supply chain specialists for the provenance of its ingredients, by urbanists for its role in the neighborhood, by friends for its good vibes, and by sensors for its crowdedness and ambient sound.

Hypermaps connects these perspectives across silos — factual claims, subjective opinions, stories, experiences, and sensor readings — into a shared context layer with attribution, provenance, and scoring for freshness and confidence.