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Iribamaps

Maps of frontline jobs and worker commutes

Raised to date

$200K

of $1.5M offered across 1 Form D filing

Still open
$1.3M
Investors
1
Last filed
Jun 17, 2026

About

IribaMaps is an early-stage Louisville, Kentucky company building mapping and data tools for the essential-worker labor market — frontline jobs such as healthcare aides, teachers and machinists where the worker has to physically show up. Its first product is a public web map of Greater Louisville that has mapped every frontline essential worker job in the metro, combining where those workers live, where jobs cluster, and how workers actually commute by car or bus across shift schedules. The founder describes it as the first in a planned series of tools and products for employers and, later, workers, aimed at improving job matching.

Maps essential-worker jobs, residences and real transit commutes together at metro scale, surfacing findings such as roughly two thirds of job clusters being unreachable by bus from where essential workers live.

Funding

  • DebtFiled Jun 17, 2026Form D
    $200K/ $1.5M

Product

IribaMaps

Geospatial workforce analytics

A publicly accessible web mapping platform for the essential-worker economy, launched with Greater Louisville as its case study, combining worker residence, job location and commute data into interactive maps.

  • Essential Worker map showing where essential workers live
  • Job Cluster map showing where jobs concentrate and ranking the best places to site an essential-worker-dependent business
  • Commute map searchable by job cluster, transit mode (car or bus) and shift schedule

Built for

Employers that depend on frontline essential workers — retail, healthcare, manufacturing and similar shift-based businesses — with workers themselves named as a later audience

People on file