January 7 marked the 100th day since Amap Street Ranking went live. Amap released its first 100-day report card: users have surpassed 660 million, merchant orders have grown by 330%, and through a “behavior + credit” model, Amap is attempting to carve out a differentiated competitive path in the local services space.
Amap introduced a new set of dynamic lifestyle service rankings covering all seasons, categories, and user segments. The rankings have expanded from a food-only focus to comprehensively cover lifestyle services across dining, entertainment, and leisure.
In the 1.0 phase of Amap Street Ranking, rankings were primarily built by integrating data from Amap’s 1 billion users, combining “behavior” (such as navigation destinations and dwell time) with “credit” (such as user credentials based on the Sesame Credit system).
With the upgraded 2.0 version, Amap has introduced Flying Street View and the world model, shifting the core challenge of ranking construction toward a trustworthy experience.
Now, using simple in-store videos shot by users or merchants on their smartphones, AI can rapidly generate continuous, dynamic real-world scenes—from descending from above the city into the street, straight to a storefront, and even deep inside the venue. Compared with traditional 3D modeling or VR tours, Amap emphasizes “fact-based AI”: here, AI is not a creative painter, but a spatial restorer grounded in real materials.
This technology targets a deeper issue of trust, aiming to deliver a true “what you see is what you get” experience.
Looking ahead, Amap CEO Ning Guo said: “We will continue to advance spatial intelligence services, becoming a touchpoint for users to interact with the real world—extending from a super gateway for lifestyle services to a super gateway to the real world itself.”
