Technology
How MyTyne understands place
Maps math finds what’s nearby. Local ranking keeps small towns from looking empty. AI understands locations — not just keywords.
Place intelligence
Every item understands what is nearby
The platform connects businesses, events, places, accommodation, transport, community infrastructure, trails and areas. Under the hood, geographic queries find what sits within range — then a relevance engine ranks results by how local they are to your town.
Nearby, not boundary walls
We find what is around you with map-based search — then sort it by how local it feels to your area.
Rank, don’t hide
Results are grouped as local, neighbouring, wider and region. Nothing useful disappears just because it sits over a borough line.
Connected places
A park links to cafés, parking, toilets, bus stops, walks and events — so planning a day doesn’t mean six separate searches.
AI that understands place
Ask the way you’d ask a friend
The AI understands locations rather than simply searching keywords. It can reason about age, cost, parking, dog-friendly venues and what sits near a named place.
- “Best walk with a five-year-old.”
- “Find somewhere free this weekend.”
- “Where can we park?”
- “Dog friendly café near Gibside.”
Explorer
See the region on one map
The Explorer map pulls businesses, places, trails, events and more into a single view — so you can scan what’s around you instead of hopping between tabs.
Open the Explorer mapProduct screenshots can live here later
For now, jump straight into the live Explorer — it's the clearest way to see place intelligence in action.
In plain English
No jargon required
What is this?
Every card names the business, event, walk or place clearly.
Where is it?
Area name and distance when you have a location context.
What else is nearby?
Related content one tier out — so nothing looks empty.