What is a walking isochrone?
A line or area that joins all points reachable within the same walking time from a place, measured along the street network. MapToNap draws walking-time bands in the Access analysis and computes isochrones in Deep Analysis.
Where does the transit data come from?
Stops and stations come from OpenStreetMap. Timetables and frequencies are not included, so the drawings show access to stops, not service levels.
What is the 15-minute city?
A planning idea that daily needs, such as food, school, health, parks and work, should be reachable within 15 minutes on foot or by bike. Deep Analysis (Max) maps which of them are within that time of your site.
Is it free?
You can try MapToNap free: four 2D drawings (roads, land use, green and water, urban fabric) and one 3D drawing, with a watermark and no sign-up. Without the watermark and with all 68 analyses there are one-time passes: Pro €7.99 or Max €12.99 for 30 days, or a year of Max for €49. Nothing renews automatically.
Do I need to install anything? Does it work on a phone?
No installation and no setup. MapToNap runs in the browser on any computer, tablet or phone, iPhone or Android: open maptonap.com/app, type an address and press Generate. 3D drawings and simulations run smoothest on a computer.