Airport wayfinding from check-in to the gate
IntoPie airport wayfinding puts a departures and arrivals board and a gate finder on terminal kiosks. A passenger types a flight number, sees their flight, and gets a route to the gate — then scans a QR code to carry the same route on their phone.
What is airport wayfinding?
Airport wayfinding helps passengers move through a terminal: to check-in, security, gates, lounges, food, and restrooms. Digital wayfinding replaces static signs with kiosks and phone maps that know where each flight departs. IntoPie combines a flight board, a gate finder, and indoor routes across floors and zones, and keeps working through network drops.
What you get with IntoPie
Gate finder
Passengers type a flight number, see the flight card, and tap to walk to the gate on a drawn route.
Departures and arrivals board
A flight information board on the kiosk that refreshes on its own. If the connection drops it keeps showing the last board, marked with when it was updated.
Route to the phone
One QR scan carries the route from the kiosk to the passenger's phone. No app to install.
Alerts where they matter
Target announcements to terminal zones, specific flights, or channels.
Concession offers
Airport shops and restaurants publish offers and menus from their own portal for airport approval, shown to passengers near their gate area.