Geocoding
Address ↔ coordinates
Forward and reverse geocoding plus lookup by place ID. Structured queries, GeoJSON polygons, country filters.
GET /v2/geocode/forwardAPI reference →Geolocation Platform
Geocoding, routing, address search, and device tracking. OpenAPI 3.0 specs and Geo Lab to test before you ship.
Developer Portal
Everything from the PickPoint Developer Portal - documented with OpenAPI 3.0 and testable in Geo Lab.
Geocoding
Forward and reverse geocoding plus lookup by place ID. Structured queries, GeoJSON polygons, country filters.
GET /v2/geocode/forwardAPI reference →Routing
Turn-by-turn routes for car, bike, truck, pedestrian, and more. Optimized multi-stop routes for couriers and logistics.
POST /v2/routeLearn more →Address Search
Predictive address search as users type. Filter by bbox, layer, language, and OSM tags. Resolve objects by identifier.
GET /v2/address/searchAPI reference →Device Tracking
WebSocket tracking up to 50 Hz, track history via REST, fleet dashboards. Register devices from the API or dashboard.
WS + POST /v2/devicesLearn more →A door to the world of geo data
OpenAPI 3.0 specs, interactive playground, and code samples in cURL, Python, JS, and Ruby.
Data providers cover almost every country, city, and place on Earth.
Reliable REST API ready for high loads. GET requests work even from your browser.
Advanced hardware and software techniques for the fastest possible response times.
One or a hundred requests per second - our infrastructure scales with your needs.
Extremely high availability which you can monitor on our service status page →
Getting started
Free trial with full platform access - geocoding, address search, routing, and live tracking in Geo Lab.
Sample outputs on the right - pick a scenario, then build for real in your dashboard.
Inside PickPoint
A pin on the map is never just coordinates - it's millions of data points, languages, road rules, and live signals distilled into something your product can act on.
Every hour, thousands of edits reshape the map - a new alley in Seoul, a reopened bridge in Berlin, a corrected address in Texas. Open data and commercial feeds merge into one model of Earth that never stops moving.
One-way streets, truck bans, ferries, elevation - routing follows the graph of what vehicles can actually drive, not a straight line on glass.
Tokyo, Tōkyō, 東京 - fuzzy matching and transliteration turn messy human input into the right door, in any script.
Midnight in New York is rush hour in Mumbai. Nodes stay hot, caches stay fresh - lunch rush and quiet Tuesday feel the same.
Worldwide
Production geocoding from logistics hubs to last-mile apps - same API, any timezone.