Visitors ask "where's the nearest one?" Quincer shows them on a map.
Retail chains, service areas, school transit, dealerships, clinics — Quincer indexes your locations, answers in natural language, and renders a real map in the chat canvas. No store-locator widget required.
A real map, in the chat
Quincer renders an interactive map in the canvas — pins, region filtering, and a clean fallback when there's nothing nearby. MapLibre by default; bring your own Google Maps key for the Google look.
Region-aware filtering
"Stores in Toronto" returns Toronto, not all of Canada. Lat/lng bounding plus best-effort fallback so the answer is always honest.
CSV import or auto-detect
Upload your locations as a CSV — addresses are geocoded on import. Or point Quincer at your store-finder page and it pulls the locations out of the knowledge base.
Service-area answers, not just pins
School bus stops, delivery zones, coverage maps — anything that maps to a place. The bot says what's true ("no stores near here") instead of fabricating placeholders.
Anywhere your customers ask “where's the nearest one?”
From CSV to a real map in three steps
Import or auto-detect
Upload a 1-line-per-store CSV — or point Quincer at your store-finder page. Geocoding is automatic.
Configure the canvas
Pick MapLibre (free) or paste a Google Maps key. Choose pin colors that match your brand.
Answer the question
Visitors ask in natural language. Quincer answers in their language, with a map.
Show your visitors the nearest one — on a real map.
Free MapLibre tiles by default. Bring your own Google Maps key if you'd rather. CSV import is automatic; geocoding included.