The show floor, in the attendee's hand.
Exhibitor import
Load the exhibitor spreadsheet. Every booth becomes a profile with a pin, a description and links.
Search by what they need
Attendees search by product, category or name and get the closest booth first.
Routes across buildings
Halls, hotels, shuttles and the walk between sessions, with accessible routes marked.
Sessions and speakers
Tracks, rooms and times, with favourites and reminders.
Sponsored placements
Featured booths, sponsored lounges and session sponsors, each with a 'Presented by' and a number.
Exhibitor recaps
Profile views, link taps and route-to-booth requests for every exhibitor. The answer to 'was it worth it'.
Every booth, findable.
Attendees do not read a 40-page exhibitor list. They search for the thing they came for. Indavro indexes every exhibitor by name, category and description, and shows the closest match on the map.
- Bulk import from your exhibitor list
- Search by product, category or name
- Profile with links and offers
Three halls, two hotels, one map.
A convention is a small temporary city. Indavro handles halls, hotels, shuttle stops and outdoor spaces as zones on one map, with routes between them and closures when a hall is reset.
- Zones for halls, hotels and outdoor spaces
- Routes with accessible options
- Alerts scoped to one building
Questions show organizers ask.
We use a conference app for sessions. Does Indavro replace it?
Indavro is map-first and place-first. If your event lives on a show floor and spills into a city, it handles the map, the directory, the routes and the recaps. It can sit alongside a sessions app or replace a simple one.
How do exhibitors get their data?
Each exhibitor gets a recap with profile views, link taps and route requests, exportable by your team.
Indoor positioning?
No beacons, no hardware. Indavro is software only. Routes are between places you define, not live positions.