Crowd Heatmap by BestTime
Analyse visitor peaks of public business in whole areas.
Crowd Heatmap by BestTime launched on September 3, 2020 with 108 votes, #335 of 3,898 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Today BestTime.app launches a major update that makes it possible to analyze visitor peaks of public business (cafe, gym, etc) for whole areas. Using the tools/ API you can find businesses on popular visiting times, location, hour, day, and business type.
Know When Places Are Busy. Visitor patterns and live busyness for public venues worldwide like bars, restaurants, shops, attractions, etc!
You are building dynamic experiences, but your data is stuck in the past. Relying on simple addresses and opening hours leads to bad user experiences—sending travelers to overcrowded museums, diners to empty restaurants, or staffing venues based on guesswork instead of reality. Mix forecasts, live signals, and flexible filters to power any location-aware experience. Compare real-time activity against the average to flag surges or quiet periods instantly. Find and add any venue worldwide using natural language queries like “McDonald’s in Manhattan” or “Brunch places in Paris”. Don’t just find a venue—find the right vibe at the right time. Use the Venue Filter to spot hotspots, identify quiet…from besttime.app
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