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03Tourism & local-commerce platform for citiesLive
GeoMarket
GeoMarket gives a city or region its own website and app for visitors: every shop, experience, route and event on one map, under the city's brand. Visitors search, plan routes and see what's open now. Local businesses add their own listings, and the city team runs everything from one admin. Burgos Emociona runs on it.
01Problem
The problem it solves
What a city offers visitors is usually scattered: a tourism office site, route PDFs, a map app and each business's own page. Visitors have to piece it together, and small local businesses are the hardest part to find.
GeoMarket puts all of it in one place under the city's own name: every shop, experience, route and event on one map, on a website and an app the city runs. Local businesses add themselves, and the city team decides what goes live. The platform began as an effort to support neighbourhood shops and modernise how people shop in their own city.
02How it works
Step by step
- 01
Route
A visitor opens the city's site. GeoMarket reads the address and loads that city, so one platform can serve many places.
- 02
Brand
The city's name, colours, languages and switched-on features load with it. Each city shows only what it uses.
- 03
Approve
A business signs up, finds itself on the map, pulls in its details from Google Places and submits. The city team approves or rejects it, and the business hears back by email.
- 04
Publish
Approved listings appear as pins on the map and as cards in the list, which move together as the visitor searches and filters.
- 05
Plan
The visitor filters by category, distance or what's open now, opens places, and follows a route stop by stop on the map.
- 06
Serve
The same content goes out as web pages, to the phone app through the API, and to search engines through the sitemap.
03Drawing
Drawn as a machine
A map table: the host picks the tenant, approved listings rise as pins, a traveller runs the route. Each part of the drawing is a real part of the product. Hover or tap one to see what it does.
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Route traveller
Street routing, optimised order, GPS follow.
2/5 stops · 3.8 of 8.3 km · 12.7 km as added
- Tenant
- CEE
- Requests
- 0041
- Clock
- 15:00
- Open now
- 07/12
- Route
- 8.3 km
- Optimised
- −35%
- Approved
- 003
- Pages out
- 0032
04Features
Everything it does
For visitors
Find what's nearby and plan the day.
- One map
- Map and list stay in sync, with search, categories, tags, distance and "near me".
- Place pages
- Photos, ratings and reviews, whether it's open now, a 5-day forecast and what's nearby.
- Routes
- Ordered stops drawn on the map, with street routing, GPX import and export, and a follow mode for walking it.
- Your own routes
- Build a route from places you like, save it and share it through a private link.
- Favourites and promotions
- Save places, and redeem a shop's promotion with a QR code.
For local businesses
Get listed without calling anyone.
- Self sign-up
- Two steps: find the place on the map, then add details. Data from Google Places fills in what it can.
- Claim a listing
- If the place is already listed, claim it by uploading proof such as a utility bill.
- Email at every step
- Submitted, approved, or rejected with the city team's comments.
- Products and offers
- Where the city switches it on, businesses manage their own catalogue and promotions.
For the city team
One admin for the whole site.
- Approval queue
- Every business and experience submission waits here for a yes or a no.
- All content
- Stores, experiences, events (with CSV import), routes, points of interest, categories and tags.
- Page builder
- The home page and section pages are built from widgets, without a developer.
- Site settings
- Menus, media, blog, translations, email templates and the site's theme.
Platform
Many cities on one codebase.
- Tenants
- Each city or region gets its own domain, brand, languages and 15 feature switches.
- Translated listings
- Each listing's title, description and address are translated on their own, with a clear fallback when one is missing.
- Images
- Uploads are turned into AVIF and WebP at several widths, with their metadata stripped.
- API and app
- A documented /api/v1 feeds the phone app, built with Expo, from the same content as the website.
05Screens
The real thing
Captured from the live product. Click one to open the page it came from.
06Fit
Who it's for
Who it’s for
City and regional programmes for tourism and local commerce, the businesses they list, and the visitors and residents who use them.
What people use it for
- Tourism portals
- Local-commerce programmes
- Route and trail guides
- Event listings
- City apps
Where it stands
LiveLive on tenant sites such as Burgos Emociona. A full rebuild is in development.
07Specification
The numbers
| Content types | 7 |
|---|---|
| Feature flags per tenant | 15 |
| Roles | Admin · editor · member |
| Interface languages | ES · EN · FR |
| GPX import | Up to 5,000 points |
| Forecast | 5 days |
| Burgos, published | 210 stores · 134 experiences |
| Products used to build it |
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08Questions
Straight answers
01Who runs a GeoMarket site?
The city or regional team. They approve listings, edit content and build pages from one admin. Businesses look after their own listings once approved.
02Can more than one city use it?
Yes. Each city or region is a tenant with its own domain, brand, languages and features, all on the same platform.
03Is there a phone app?
Yes. An app built with Expo reads the same content as the website: places near you, routes on a map, favourites and promotions.
04What runs today, and what's the rebuild?
Burgos Emociona runs the first version of GeoMarket. A full rebuild on Bun, Hono and PostgreSQL is in progress, with feature parity as the bar before it replaces it.
05Can I see one?
Yes. Burgos Emociona, a site for visitors to the province of Burgos, runs on it and is public at burgosemociona.com.