Great news for Apple users and navigation enthusiasts alike: Apple Maps is now available on the web! This long-awaited feature allows you to access Apple Maps directly from your browser, whether you’re using Safari or Chrome on Mac, iPad, or Windows PCs with Chrome or Edge.
What can you do with Apple Maps on the web? You can get reliable driving and walking directions, discover new places with curated Guides, and even view ratings and business hours—all from the convenience of your desktop or mobile browser.
Plus, you have the option to order food directly from restaurant listings, making it easier to plan your outings.
While the web version is currently in English and supports basic functionalities like directions and place information, Apple has promised to add more features soon.
Look Around, Apple Maps’ equivalent of Street View, is on its way, enhancing the navigation experience further.
For developers, integrating Apple Maps into their websites is now possible through MapKit JS, enabling them to provide location-based services directly to users.
Stay tuned as Apple continues to expand language support and compatibility with other browsers and devices. Whether you’re exploring a new city or planning your daily commute, Apple Maps on the web aims to make navigation effortless and intuitive for everyone.
Don’t miss out—explore Apple Maps on the web today at beta.maps.apple.com and discover a new way to navigate your world!