Mapiq
Make your custom maps for collections, trips. Collaborate.
What it does
Collect places on custom maps and share them with the people you plan with. Pin cafes, neighborhoods, real-estate prospects, etc. - optionally invite others to build the map together, see each other on it, and attach notes to anything. One browser tab, no install.
Create custom maps for trips, collections, real estate, prospecting, and research in your browser.
Make your own unique maps for collections, trips, real-estate, prospecting etc. Turn places into a visual collection you can scan and explore. Participants can choose to share their live location. Everyone appears together on the map. Handy for field ops and meetups. Share the space so collaborators can see the same map, leave notes, and build the collection together. Draw shapes, place text and markers, sketch freehand, and share your location. Build collections for trips, properties, field research, prospecting, or just your favorite spots. Yes. Click any marker or shape and add a name and notes right on the item. They stay with it. For longer documents, open Paperly in the same space.…from supakit.app
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