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Overview

2 - 9

Employees

2009

Year Founded

ABOUT LOCATIFY

Games and Guides everywhere

Locatify is an Icelandic software firm focused on developing location-based applications, indoor GPS technology, guided tours, and treasure hunt game solutions. Established in 2009 by Steinunn Anna Gunnlaugsdóttir and Leifur Björn Björnsson, the company has extensive expertise in delivering cutting-edge app solutions powered by GPS, iBeacon, and Ultra-wideband technologies for various industries, including tourism, museums, education, transportation, events, and retail.
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HIGHLIGHTS

2 - 9

Employees

2009

Year Founded

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Services Provided
100% Custom Web Application Development

About the Team

OUR STORY
Locatify, established in 2009 in Iceland by Steinunn-Anna Gunnlaugsdottir and Leifur Bjornsson, specializes in location-based storytelling, interactive tours, and gamification software. Inspired by the potential of mobile internet and GPS, they launched SmartGuide, an app that enriched travelers' experiences by delivering local stories directly to their devices. Although SmartGuide was initially ahead of its time, it paved the way for the Locatify Builder platform, expanding into digital scavenger hunts and indoor museum experiences. Recognized by esteemed entities like WIRED and the European Space Agency, Locatify has pioneered technologies such as BLE Beacon and UWB enabled audio guides. Today, with a globally dispersed team, Locatify remains dedicated to crafting engaging, on-location experiences that connect individuals to places in meaningful, interactive ways.

Locations

Headquarters

Flatahraun 14

Hafnarfjordur, Iceland 220
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