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Pune, Maharashtra, India

Hours

Mon - Fri, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM IST

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Invarya Technologies Private Limited

C-904, 9th Floor, Costa Blanca, Samarth Nagar, Baner, Pune, Maharashtra 411045, India

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Questions about getting in touch

  • How do I contact maps.guru support?

    Email hello@invarya.com or submit the form on maps.guru/contact-us. Free-tier support is community and email based; paid plans get prioritised email support.

  • How do I get Enterprise pricing?

    Enterprise pricing is custom. Contact sales through maps.guru/contact-us?plan=enterprise with your expected monthly tile, geocoding, and routing volumes and we will quote against them, including SLA and self-hosting options.

  • Where is Invarya Technologies located?

    C-904, 9th Floor, Costa Blanca, Samarth Nagar, Baner, Pune, Maharashtra 411045, India.

  • How quickly do you respond?

    We aim to reply to email within one business day (IST). Enterprise response-time commitments are set contractually.

Mapping terms, defined

The vocabulary our team uses when scoping a project with you.

What is Vector tile?

A vector tile is a compressed binary chunk of map geometry (roads, buildings, labels) that the browser styles and renders at runtime, instead of downloading a pre-drawn image. Vector tiles let one dataset power unlimited visual styles and stay sharp at every zoom level.

What is Basemap?

A basemap is the background map layer (roads, water, landuse, place labels) that your own data is drawn on top of. maps.guru serves basemaps as MapLibre-compatible vector tiles.

What is Map style?

A map style is a JSON document that tells a renderer which colours, fonts, widths, and zoom rules to apply to each layer of a vector tile. maps.guru styles follow the MapLibre Style Specification, so they work in any MapLibre or Mapbox GL JS compatible renderer.

What is Geocoding?

Geocoding is the process of converting a text address or place name into latitude and longitude coordinates. Reverse geocoding does the opposite: it converts coordinates into the nearest human-readable address.