A5B FOR BUSINESS · Platform in development · Illustrative integration concepts
Geospatial augmented reality for business
Your business. In their line of sight.
Bring your brand, information and next action into the real-world camera view. A5B is building geospatial AR software that connects digital experiences to physical places.
For businesses, marketplaces and teams whose work happens at real locations.
Illustrative geospatial AR experience · Sample rating
A NEW WAY TO CONNECTDiscoveryListingsDeliveryAppointmentsLocal advertising
Built for the moment of intent
Five ways to put your business in view.
Help customers discover, evaluate and take the next step—and give field teams the instructions they need at the right location. Explore these proposed business experiences.
RESTAURANTS & DISCOVERY
Turn a storefront into a decision.
Bring reviews and restaurant details into the street view, with a clear path to your discovery or reservation experience.
REAL ESTATE & MARKETPLACES
Put your listings on the building.
Show prospective renters what is available where they are looking, then connect them to the listing or inquiry flow.
DELIVERY & FIELD OPERATIONS
Give every pickup a clear destination.
Put order details and entrance instructions at the pickup location, helping couriers identify the right door and next step.
HEALTHCARE & BOOKING
Connect discovery to booking.
Help people identify your practice and move from the office storefront into your appointment-booking experience.
LOCAL ADVERTISING & HOSPITALITY
Make your next offer part of the street.
Give nearby customers a relevant reason to visit with branded offers connected to your venue and clearly labeled as advertising.
Proposed integration concepts only. Sample businesses, ratings, listings, orders, appointment times and offers. No live availability or partnership is implied. Brand names belong to their respective owners.
Your content. Its real-world context.
Be useful at the place that matters.
A listing belongs on its building. A pickup instruction belongs at the restaurant entrance. An offer belongs outside your venue. A5B’s vision is to connect each digital interaction to the physical place that gives it meaning.
Your brandA specific placeA clear next step
How a business experience comes together
Place. Content. Action.
A focused pilot starts with one location, one useful experience and a clear business objective.
01 / PLACE
Choose where you matter.
Define the storefront, entrance, building or parcel your experience belongs to. Agree on the supported area and validate its physical alignment.
02 / CONTENT
Bring your brand into view.
Design a branded card around the information people need there: a listing, review, pickup instruction, appointment or offer. Scope the data source and update requirements.
03 / ACTION
Give the moment a next step.
Define the intended handoff into your business workflow—view a listing, book a visit, follow pickup instructions or explore an offer—and test it with users.
Start with a focused pilot
What could your business put into view?
Start with the moment you want to improve. We can shape the experience around the location, the person using it and the action that matters to your business.
Choose a workflow: discovery, sales, service or field operations.
Define the content: what should someone see at that place?
Agree on success: useful interactions, completed handoffs or clearer arrival instructions.
Development stage: the underlying iPhone prototype is being tested on three NYC study blocks. Business integrations, field accuracy and commercial availability still require validation and scoping.
Before your pilot
A few practical questions.
Who is A5B for?
Businesses with physical locations, marketplaces connecting customers to places, and operations teams working at specific destinations. The examples above show proposed ways geospatial AR could support these workflows.
Are Yelp, StreetEasy, DoorDash and Zocdoc integrations live?
No. These branded examples illustrate potential use cases. They do not represent existing partnerships or connected services. Any integration would require access, permission and technical scoping with the relevant service.
Can we deploy this across all our locations today?
Not yet. A5B is in development, with an iPhone prototype and three NYC study areas. Outdoor alignment and accuracy remain to be validated. Automatic recognition is currently disabled, and commercial deployment is not yet available.
Can the experience use our content and workflow?
That is the direction of the business offering. A pilot would define your card design, authorized data sources, content updates and the destination of each action. No public SDK, self-service publishing tool or production integration is being offered on this preview.
Give your business a place in the real-world view.
Explore one location. One workflow. One useful next step.
