Build a city guide map of your own recommendations
The list of places you send to every friend who visits your city, finally on a map. Group it however you think about it — coffee, dinner, rainy day, worth the tram ride — and let the guide carry the reason each place is on it.
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What the assistant builds for you
Groups that colour the map
Coffee in one colour, viewpoints in another. Each group is a heading in the list and a colour on the pins, so a dense city still reads at a glance.
No dates, because a guide is not a schedule
A guide is a set of options, not an itinerary. The list stays a list — and if you do want a suggested day out of it, ask for one.
The advice, not just the address
"Go before 10 or the queue is 40 minutes." "Sit inside, the terrace is a tourist trap." "Cash only." That is the part people actually want.
A look of its own
Ask for a warm terracotta guide, a cool navy one, something that matches your brand. Colours you do not choose are derived from the ones you do, so a map never ends up unreadable.
Three messages, start to finish
The first builds the map. The rest are the ordinary follow-ups — each one a sentence, each one applied to the whole map at once.
- Make me a Mexico City guide grouped into coffee, tacos, museums and parks. No dates, just recommendations.
- Add a note on each restaurant saying whether it takes reservations.
- Make it look like a vintage chart — warm paper, dark green ink.
Lisbon: Coffee, Views & Nata
Grouped by category, plain dots instead of numbers, and a custom palette — all from one description.
Make me a Lisbon guide grouped into coffee, viewpoints, food and landmarks. No dates — it is a list of recommendations. Give it a warm terracotta look.
Built 14 places in 4 groups, plus a walking climb through Alfama
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Credits pay for the assistant's work. Looking at a finished map — yours or anyone's — is always free.
About city guides
That is the point. Type your notes into the chat and they land on the right places. The assistant will not overwrite what you wrote unless you ask it to.
Far more than a guide needs — a single map takes hundreds of places. In practice a guide stays useful at somewhere between fifteen and fifty.
A public map is a normal web page, so you can link to it or embed it in an iframe. Every page carries a small "Made with MightyMaps" credit.
Other maps people build
A ranked or grouped food map — bookings, prices and what to order.
See what it builds → Walking toursA route along real streets and paths, with numbered stops and timings.
See what it builds → Travel itinerariesDates, times and places on one page — the plan and the map together.
See what it builds →Your next trip, mapped in a minute
Start with a sentence. Keep going until the map is right. Share the link with whoever needs it.
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