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Territorial map and discovery. Presence and context. Workspace supervision and investigation. QR entry points.
Platform
Pinamap is the product. The Runtime is the engine.
The territorial map and the Workspace are open. The Runtime is the model underneath them. Federation, expert agents and further territories are what we are building toward.
The map, Presence and the Workspace are open to try. Claim is early access. Presence Pass, routes and conversational discovery are in development. Contact stays in the footer.
Early access
Claim. A request for attribution, reviewed, and open to challenge for 30 days. Opened with us directly.
In development
We are developing Presence Pass, routes and movement, conversational interaction and NFC entry points. We will share timing as each one is ready.
Pinamap is the first application on the Pinamap Runtime. The engine is meant to separate territorial intelligence, identity, presence and interaction from any single interface. An open-source path for parts of the Runtime is being explored. The home page states that in full.
Knowledge
Three public Lisbon records, with their limits.
These are accepted public assertions from the Lisbon pilot. Each entity keeps its own identity. A nearby measurement and a historical relationship stay distinct. Rosa is being developed to help you ask questions of records like these. The records below are the published knowledge.
Pastéis de Belém
- Identity
- Wikidata Q3091352. A confectionery store. The product pastel de nata is a different entity, Q1421401.
- Where
- Located in the civil parish of Belém (Q18500330). Provenance: Wikidata P131 and P1056, CC0, retrieved 12 October 2026.
- Related
- The accepted relation is produces: the store produces pastel de nata. The product and the shop keep separate identities.
Padrão dos Descobrimentos and Rosa dos Ventos
- Identity
- Padrão dos Descobrimentos is Wikidata Q1133712. Rosa dos Ventos is a separate place, OpenStreetMap relation 14326211. Rosa dos Ventos is not Rosa, the Pinamap assistant.
- People
- Architect: José Ângelo Cottinelli Telmo (Wikidata P84). Creator: Leopoldo de Almeida (Wikidata P170). Both CC0, retrieved 12 October 2026.
- Nearby
- The Padrão is about 58 metres from Rosa dos Ventos. That is a spatial fact. The two records stay separate.
- Where
- The Padrão is also located in Belém (Q18500330). Sharing a parish is an administrative fact, not proof that the monument and the compass rose are one object.
Ruínas do Teatro Romano
- Identity
- Wikidata Q11780, the Roman theatre ruins in Lisbon.
- Institution
- Part of Museu de Lisboa (Q7194630), Wikidata P361, CC0, retrieved 12 October 2026. That is an institutional relation from a public source.
- Time
- Wikidata places it in the Roman Empire (P2348, Q2277). Pinamap also records a curated roman period facet. The calendar bounds of that facet are unknown on purpose. No start or end year was invented.
- Place
- The roman facet carries the zone label Castelo as its own context, in that part of the city.
These records show what is known, and where it comes from. A nearby place and a related place stay distinct. The public pilot shown here is these Lisbon records. Private research stays private.
Rosa
Rosa is Pinamap’s specialised territorial interface. She is designed to connect spatial context, territorial knowledge, entities, history, relationships and practical decisions: observe, understand, decide. Conversation and voice are in development. The facts above are published records you can read today.
Rosa dos Ventos, the compass rose beside the Padrão, is a different entity. The name is shared. The things are not.
In development Conversational discovery. Direction We are designing Rosa to use the selected entity, the visible map, an authorised location and the current question together.
Technical direction
From published records toward interoperability.
The public records above already carry identity, provenance and a distinction between related and nearby. We are designing the wider interface beside them.
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A small set of accepted public assertions, with Wikidata or spatial provenance, confidence, and public visibility. Private research stays with the people who hold it.
Direction
Our direction is territorial entities and relationships, a clear line between public and private information, and a way for an authorised external agent to ask Pinamap questions. Rosa is one specialised interface on that knowledge. Pinamap is also designed to direct a person to an existing specialist service — an environmental report, a biodiversity initiative, a heritage project, an outdoor activity, or a municipal service — while that service stays independent.
We are developing interoperability with other services. Specialist tools such as Google Maps, ChatGPT and navigation products can sit beside Pinamap, each remaining independent. The Lisbon records above cite Wikidata and OpenStreetMap as published sources. The connections we aim to offer will be announced as they become available.
Try the product that exists.
The home page keeps the full current-state note, the concept video and the interactive walkthrough.