Your saved places… finally usable.

Turn your Google Maps saved places into a searchable personal website — including the notes you wrote.

A note from me

If I shared this page with you, it means you’re someone I trust — a friend, family member, or someone I’ve talked with about this problem before.

I built Mapcorum because I ran into this exact frustration myself, and I wanted to share it with a small group before deciding how broadly to launch it.

The problem

You save places in Google Maps… but finding them later isn’t easy.

Over time, you end up with too many saved places across too many lists — and it turns into endless scrolling and frustration.

And when you save a place, you often add notes — little reminders in your own words about why it mattered.

But later… those notes are almost impossible to search or use.

Even the built-in search doesn’t really help — it searches everything, not just your saved places.

The solution

Mapcorum lets you search your saved places the way you naturally think.

Including the notes you wrote — so you can finally find that place you saved for a reason.

What you can do

• Search across all your saved places
• Search the notes you wrote
• Use natural search like “sushi or ramen in Tokyo”
• Find places near you
• Filter along the direction you’re heading
• Start navigation in Google Maps, Apple Maps, or Waze

How you can help

At this stage, the most helpful thing is honest feedback:

• Does this solve a real problem for you?
• Would you actually use it?
• Would you consider backing it on Kickstarter?