Find any place you’ve saved in Google Maps. Instantly.
Search across dozens of lists and thousands of saved places — including the notes you wrote — so you can stop scrolling and start exploring.
Built for travelers and food lovers — indispensable for everyone who saves places in Google Maps.
Private preview for people I know and early supporters before the Kickstarter campaign. No payment required for early access.
Mapcorum previewA small private preview before Kickstarter.
If you’re seeing this before launch, you’re part of a small group I trust to try Mapcorum early.
What early access means
- You’ll get a private Mapcorum site created from your Google Maps saved places export.
- It is free during the preview period. No payment is required now.
- I may ask for feedback, but it is optional and appreciated — not a requirement.
- The goal is to learn what works, what is confusing, and what would make this worth backing.
What I’ll ask when you sign up
- Name and email, so I know who you are.
- Optional country, to understand travel/use patterns.
- How you heard about Mapcorum or who referred you.
- A short note if there’s a specific use case you care about.
You saved it for a reason… but can’t find it when it matters.
Over time, your saved places grow into something valuable: restaurants, trip ideas, scenic stops, recommendations, and personal notes. But when you need one, it is often buried.
What it feels like today
- You scroll through list after list
- You can’t remember where you saved it
- Your notes are buried
- Everything is mixed together
Travel planning
In Italy, Tokyo, or Paris, you want the places near your hotel — not every saved list you have ever made.
Food discovery
You remember “best ramen” or “recommended by Anna,” but not the restaurant name.
Road trips
Campgrounds, trails, water fills, diesel stops, and scenic viewpoints are only useful if you can find them on the road.
Mapcorum turns your saved places into something you can actually use.
Search across all your saved places at once — including your notes — so you can instantly find what you meant to remember.
Go from “I think I saved something…” to “Here it is.”
Mapcorum is built around the real moments when saved places become useful.
Find anything instantly
Search across all lists at once — even across thousands of saved places.
Search your notes
Find places by why you saved them: “great sunset,” “must try,” or “recommended by a friend.”
Plan from anywhere
Set your hotel, a landmark, or any location as your origin and see what you saved nearby.
Cut through clutter
Focus on Italy, hikes, restaurants, or any relevant lists. Hide the noise.
Find places along your route
Heading somewhere? Find saved places on the way — not just around you.
Navigate your way
Start directions in Google Maps, Apple Maps, or Waze in one tap. No copy-paste.
Add places quickly
Paste a Google Maps link and add it to Mapcorum in seconds.
Use it anywhere
Optimized for desktop, mobile, and offline-friendly travel use.
Get your personal Mapcorum site in minutes.
Simple, private, and designed for early access users.
Get early access
Enter your name and email. I’ll send a private link to get started.
Export your places
Use Google Takeout to download your saved places. I’ll guide you step by step.
Upload your file
Upload your Takeout file using your private link. No syncing. No complexity.
Start using Mapcorum
Your private Mapcorum site is created and ready to search.
Keep it up to date
Add a few new places by pasting a Google Maps link. Refresh everything anytime with a new export.
Your data stays yours
No direct access to your Google account. Your Mapcorum site is private to you.
Coming soon.
I’m preparing a clearer walkthrough for the Kickstarter campaign. The preview above already shows the core idea: search your saved places and notes without digging through lists.
Why I built Mapcorum
Hi, I’m Tat Ng, the creator of Mapcorum. I’ve spent decades building and operating SaaS software, and I also know the pain of trying to find something I saved in Google Maps months or years ago.
I travel often, save restaurants obsessively, and use Google Maps to plan real trips — from food stops and hotels to trails, scenic viewpoints, campgrounds, and road-trip logistics. Over time, my saved places became valuable, but finding the right one became the hard part.
Mapcorum started as a tool I built for myself: a fast, private way to search across my saved places and the notes I wrote, without endless scrolling through lists.
As I used it more, I realized this wasn’t just my problem — anyone who saves places in Google Maps eventually runs into the same frustration. That’s when I decided to turn it into something others could use as well.
Because of my background in SaaS, system security and data privacy were built into Mapcorum from the beginning — not added later.
Your data is used only to generate your private Mapcorum site, then removed from the upload process. Your site is private and is not intended to be discoverable or accessible by just anyone on the internet.
Ready to finally use your saved places?
Join the small pre-Kickstarter preview group. No payment required for early access.
Private preview for friends, family, and early supporters.
Questions? We’ve got answers.
Do you access my Google account?
No. You export your data using Google Takeout and upload it yourself. Mapcorum never connects to your Google account.
Is my data private?
Yes. Your Mapcorum site is private to you. Your data is not shared, sold, or used for anything else.
Do I need to pay now?
No. Early access is free during the private preview period.
Will Mapcorum cost money later?
Mapcorum is preparing for Kickstarter. Future pricing is still being shaped, and early feedback will help guide it.
Do I need to give feedback?
No. Feedback is optional, but appreciated. If something is confusing or useful, I’d love to hear about it.
What about new saved places?
Add a few new places quickly by pasting a Google Maps link, or upload a new export anytime to refresh everything.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Mapcorum runs in your browser and can be added to your phone like an app.
Why not just use Google Maps?
Google Maps is great for saving places. Mapcorum helps you find and use what you saved — especially when you have a lot saved.