Personal map workspace

Turn saved places into plans you can actually use.

Mapystik helps you collect ideas, see them on a map, tag what matters, add practical notes, build a day-by-day plan, and share the final route with the people going with you.

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What Mapystik Does

One place for saving locations, shaping itineraries, and keeping travel plans clear.

The app is built for the messy middle of planning: the restaurants you might visit, the viewpoints you do not want to forget, the backup rainy-day idea, the booking number, and the final version everyone needs.

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Organize saved places

Save places with names, addresses, GPS coordinates, notes, ratings, categories, tags, icons, and visited status.

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Build trip plans

Create trips, add places to days, reorder stops, add travel notes and bookings, and keep the route visible on the map.

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Plan from the map

See clusters, distances, and nearby options so each day feels realistic instead of overloaded.

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Share with others

Send places, selected places, categories, or trips to another Mapystik user as a copy or live collaboration.

Planning Examples

Useful for a two-hour date, a free Saturday, or a full vacation across an exotic country.

These example user stories show the kinds of decisions Mapystik is designed to make calmer and more visible.

Small date

Friday evening without the “where should we go?” loop.

Save three dinner options, a dessert stop, and a quiet walk nearby. Tag the flexible options, add notes about opening hours, then share the shortlist before leaving.

Best for: restaurants, bars, viewpoints, parking, “maybe later” backups.

One-day trip

A realistic day route instead of a random list.

Start with a town, add a morning cafe, two sights, lunch, a swim spot, and the train home. The map makes it obvious what belongs together and what should wait for another day.

Best for: nearby towns, hiking days, family visits, road-trip stops.

14-day vacation

Big trip planning that stays readable.

Collect beaches, temples, hotels, transfers, markets, and local tips. Split them by region and day, store booking details in notes, then share the itinerary so everyone has the same plan.

Best for: island hopping, city combinations, long-distance routes, once-in-a-year travel.

Planner Mode

Move from place ideas to a day-by-day itinerary.

Planner mode turns your saved library into a sequence: choose a trip, pick dates, add places to days, reorder stops, and keep the map beside you while the route becomes real.

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Create the tripName it, set the date range, and keep it separate from your general place library.
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Add saved placesPull in restaurants, sights, hotels, stations, beaches, or custom locations you already collected.
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Arrange each dayDrag or reorder stops, balance busy and quiet days, and use notes for timings or reservations.
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Review and exportCheck the map, share with another user, or export a PDF for offline review.
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Day 1

Old Town Cafe09:00 breakfast
Market Walktagged: local food

Day 2

Temple Viewpointsunset note saved
Night Trainbooking in notes

Day 3

Lagoon Beachtagged: swim
Seafood Piershared with group
Hidden Gardendrag into the best day
Create tripAdd placesArrange daysShare plan
Map, Tags, And Notes

The map shows what is possible. Tags and notes explain why it matters.

A map is more than decoration in Mapystik. It helps you decide what fits into the same walk, neighborhood, drive, or travel day.

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Cluster your dayKeep nearby places together and spot long jumps before they waste your afternoon.

Why tags and notes become powerful

Tags turn a long list into useful filters. Notes hold the details that are easy to lose when you switch between messages, booking emails, and map pins.

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Tags: Find every beach, cafe, viewpoint, museum, or backup plan in seconds.
Notes: Store opening hours, reservation names, prices, ferry details, “bring cash”, or why you saved the place.
Visited status: Separate places you already enjoyed from ideas still waiting for the right trip.
Use Cases

Examples of what customers can build.

2hDate

Dinner, dessert, and a walk

Tag places by mood, check what is close together on the map, add reservation notes, and share the shortlist.

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1dTrip

Saturday outside the city

Group a cafe, trailhead, viewpoint, lunch stop, and train station into one realistic day with notes for timing.

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5dCity

Long weekend in a new capital

Save museums, neighborhoods, restaurants, hotels, and airport transfers, then split them into calmer daily zones.

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14dVacation

Exotic country route

Plan regions, hotels, beaches, temples, ferries, and backup rainy days while keeping all bookings and local tips attached.

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Sharing

Finish by giving the right version to the right people.

When the plan is ready, Mapystik helps you share selected places, categories, or full trips. Send a copy when someone only needs the plan, or collaborate when the plan should stay live.

FAQ

Common questions before you start.

Is Mapystik a replacement for Google Maps?

No. Mapystik uses Google Maps features, but focuses on saving, organizing, planning, and sharing your own workspace.

Can I import places?

Yes. Mapystik supports text-based Google Maps search imports, Takeout-style files, Mapstr files, and Mapystik backups.

Can I share a whole trip?

Yes. Trips can be shared by email with another Mapystik user as a copy or through live collaboration.

Can I export my data?

Yes. You can export selected categories, places, and trips as JSON backup files, and export trips as PDFs.

Ready to plan the next thing?

Start with one saved place. Add tags, notes, a date, and the rest of the trip becomes much easier to shape.

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