Places checked by the people who run them
A shop that closed years ago, a pin in the middle of a condo, hours that ignore Friday prayers: asasii maps fixes the places themselves. Owners verify their own places and re-confirm them every 90 days.
A tick on the pin
A verified place carries a tick on the map and in every list, with the date the owner last confirmed its details. An unverified place is smaller, unlabelled and says plainly when it was last confirmed.
Re-confirmed every 90 days
The owner confirms the hours, the phone number and the entrances every 90 days with one tap. A missed re-confirm takes the tick off until the owner confirms again, which keeps the map honest.
Hours built for Malaysia
A Friday prayer break and Ramadan hours are one switch each, and festive closures are set ahead, so a place never shows Open while the shutter is down. Open now uses the owner's own hours.
Halal status, labelled by how it was proven
Halal certificate on file appears only after our review team has seen a valid certificate, with its expiry date, and comes off on that date. An owner's own statement is shown as the owner's statement.
Closed places leave search
Anyone nearby can answer whether a place is still open. When several people independently report a place closed, it leaves search straight away, and our review team makes the final call.
Build on the map that knows Malaysia
Send us what you want to build on the map, such as a delivery app, fleet views or GIS layers for an agency, and roughly how much it will be used. An engineer replies with an integration plan and a proposal.