About Audisory
We map the roads we drive every day.
Audisory is a small team in Kigali. We build routing and map infrastructure for the companies moving people and goods across Rwanda, and we started because the tools we had treated our hills, our motos and our francs as an afterthought.
- Founded in
- Kigali
- Stage
- Private beta
- Coverage
- Rwanda
- Map data
- OSM + Copernicus
01 / Why Rwanda first
One country, done properly.
Global mapping platforms are built for the average country. Rwanda is not average: steep hills shape travel times, motorcycle taxis carry a large part of daily movement, and businesses pay in francs.
Focusing on one country lets us tune travel profiles, check routes against roads we know, and stay close to the teams building on us.
02 / How we work
Four principles we hold ourselves to.
Local before global.
We would rather be precise in one country than approximate in fifty. Every profile, price and dataset starts with Rwanda.
Show the working.
Responses say which data release answered them and what they cost. When we are unsure, the API says so, for example a provisional speed estimate.
No surprise bills.
Prepaid credits and hard caps are the default, not an upsell. A runaway loop should cost you nothing beyond the limit you set.
Respect the commons.
Our roads come from OpenStreetMap contributors. We credit them on every map and keep our own operational data separate from theirs.
03 / Where we are
Early, focused, and listening.
We are in private beta with a small group of teams. The core API is live; road closures, time-of-day speeds and local address search are next. If your product moves things around Rwanda, we would like to hear what would make it better.