Interact with Foursquare users and places (geolocation-based checkins, photos, tips, events, etc).
Foursquare's developer platform provides location and place-data APIs and SDKs for building geospatial and location-aware applications. The Places API offers search, discovery, geotagging and check-in, autocomplete, natural-language place recommendations (Ask API), and matching tools that map user-submitted data or merchant strings to standardized Foursquare Place IDs. The Movement SDK adds foreground and background location awareness for iOS and Android apps, while the Studio Data SDK and Map SDK provide web-based access to geospatial analytics, bulk data processing, and customizable map visualizations embeddable on web pages or in Jupyter notebooks.
The platform targets developers building retail rewards apps, travel tracking and recommendation apps, and ride-hailing apps, drawing on point-of-interest data aggregated from over 100,000 sources. Additional resources include a developer console, documentation, an API explorer with working code examples, a geospatial data catalog, and a Discord community.
The Movement SDK is available for Android and iOS.
It provides global POI data and rich content from 100k+ trusted sources via the Places API for real-time venue search, discovery, and ranking.
It is aimed at developers building retail rewards apps, travel tracking and recommendation apps, and ride-hailing apps with location-aware features.
Yes, Foursquare offers a way to get started for free through its developer console.
Yes, it provides an API explorer for making authenticated API requests and viewing full responses, plus API demos with code samples.
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