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Using a creator's map

Opening a map from your library shows every place on one screen: a map with pins, a scrolling row of place cards, and search.

The map viewer with pins, a place card carousel, and search
  • Search sits under the map name and searches this map’s places.
  • Category chips float under the search field. A map only shows chips for categories it actually contains.
  • The flag button opens the visit-priority filter (must-see, cool place, if-you-have-time). It is hidden when a map has only one priority level.

Selecting a place from a pin, a card, or a search result does the same three things every time: highlights the pin, moves the map to it, and opens its detail sheet.

  • Category and priority badges, the place name, and the creator’s note.
  • Any Instagram or TikTok content the creator attached.
  • A quiet Open in Google Maps link.

On the mobile apps the sheet also has Get directions (the transport picker), Add to a map to save the place into one of your own maps, and Mark as visited.

The info button in the top bar opens the map’s own page: the creator’s map-level photos and video, the full description, and a link to the creator.

On the mobile apps:

  • Marking a place visited updates the completion ring in the top bar and plays a short animation.
  • You can add photos and a short caption when you mark a place visited, creating a visit post for that place.
  • Reaching 100 percent plays the animation again.
  • Tap the completion ring to filter the map down to places you have not visited yet.