AxisAtlas is a full wayfinding engine in the browser — genuine routing across four modes, with the details that make a route usable.
Most maps assume you’re leaving from where you’re standing. AxisAtlas doesn’t. Set both ends of the trip to anywhere on earth.
The moment both points are set, AxisAtlas computes driving, transit, cycling and walking — and shows all four times together so the trade-off is obvious at a glance.

Transit directions are built from live open schedule data — so you get departures that actually exist, with every leg of the trip spelled out.
Switch the basemap to suit the moment or the light. Your choice is remembered the next time you open the map.
Step-by-step guidance for driving, cycling and walking, with the exact route drawn on the map.
Every route is a URL. Send a full trip — start, destination and mode — and it opens ready to go.
Find places, addresses and landmarks anywhere, with reverse-geocoding when you tap the map.
Don’t know the address? Tap anywhere on the map to set a point — AxisAtlas names it for you.
Built on open mapping data, served straight to your browser. No account, no ad profile, nothing logged.
No install, no sign-up. AxisAtlas runs on the web today and is coming to iOS and Android.