Apple's official map 'Apple Maps' web version is now available

The web version of the map app ' Apple Maps ' that is pre-installed on iPhones and iPads has been released. The web version of Apple Maps has been released as a public beta version and is available to anyone from a browser.

Apple Maps on the web launches in beta - Apple
https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2024/07/apple-maps-on-the-web-launches-in-beta/?1721847612

Apple Maps launches on the web in new public beta - 9to5Mac
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The web version of Apple Maps can be accessed from the following. At the time of writing, Apple Maps is a public beta version and only supports English. Available browsers are Safari and Chrome for Mac and iPad, and Chrome and Edge for Windows. At the time of writing, the available languages, browsers, and platforms are limited, but these are scheduled to be expanded in the future.

Apple Maps
https://beta.maps.apple.com/

When Apple released the web version of Apple Maps, it said, 'Users can now get driving and walking directions, find great places and helpful information, including photos, opening hours, ratings and reviews, order food directly from Maps place cards, and browse curated guides to find places to eat, shop and explore in cities around the world. Additional features, such as Look Around, will be available in the coming months.'

According to Apple, developers using MapKit JS and similar technologies will now be able to link to the web version of Apple Maps.

At the time of writing, you cannot access saved locations or custom guides on your iPhone or iPad even if you log in to your Apple ID.