Runs in Pathways
The engine already plans every route Pathways gives you: on your device.
VertralSpatial Engine
A multi-level, weighted pedestrian network: running on your device.
The shipped graph covers Hong Kong only; coverage is incomplete.
Pedestrian data for builders and agents.
VSE is the engine Pathways runs on: a Hong Kong pedestrian graph that plans walks on your device. Hosted access for other clients is coming.
VSE provides spatial data and routing. It does not manage agent contracts or memory.
Fast
A direct, efficient route.
Sheltered
Prefer covered connections where available.
Cooled
Lean toward less exposed walking.
Accessible
Prefer mapped accessible connections; check on-site conditions.
In Pathways today. Hosted access coming soon.
Worker API + agentic MCP
Endpoints for clients that need a path or spatial context: including agentic MCP. Not generally available yet.
Scope and limits.
The shipped graph covers Hong Kong only, and coverage is incomplete. Hosted endpoints may keep operational logs for reliability only: no trip history.
Questions
What is Vertral Spatial Engine?
The multi-level pedestrian graph and weighted pathfinding infrastructure behind Pathways, covering Hong Kong only for now.
Can I use the engine today?
It runs on-device inside Pathways. A hosted Worker API and agentic MCP access through that API are coming soon and not yet generally available.
Does the engine track trips?
The engine computes path context locally. Pathways keeps no server-side trip history; future hosted endpoints may keep operational logs for reliability only.
What data is it built on?
LandsD pedestrian network data plus OpenStreetMap pedestrian ways, with attribution on the VSE licenses page.
Use the engine through Pathways.
Pathways turns VSE’s local graph into a route you can walk today.