Grocery Store Maps & Aisle Navigation — EurKart
EurKart shows the floor plan of the branch you are standing in, rebuilt from a walk-through of that store: zones, shelving, chillers and freezers, and the aisles each area covers. Where a store has not been surveyed yet, EurKart says so and orders your list the way the shop is usually walked instead of drawing a map it does not have. Free on iOS and web, built by Anureka Inc.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does EurKart's store navigation work?
It shows the floor plan of the branch you are in, rebuilt from a walk-through: zones, shelving, chillers and the aisles each area covers. It also marks the parts of the store the walk-through did not reach, and which aisle numbers came off an actual sign.
Which stores have maps in EurKart?
A store has a map once somebody has walked it through — a much smaller set than the 1,300+ stores in the store finder, and growing. If your branch has no map, EurKart tells you rather than showing a generic one.
What does EurKart do for a store that has no map?
It orders your list the way a shop is usually walked — perimeter first, frozen last — and says that is a convention, not this store. After a couple of trips it uses the order you ticked things off in instead, and tells you how many trips that is based on. It does not invent aisle numbers.
What is the difference between 2D maps and AR navigation?
The 2D floor plan is on web and iOS, top-down or 3D. AR shelf markers are built on Apple ARKit and are in the iOS app only, iPhone 12 and newer. On the web, In-Store Mode opens the camera and answers questions about what you point it at, but places no AR markers.
Is grocery store navigation free?
Yes. Store maps and walking order are free on iOS and the web, with no subscription required to view a map.