Your city knowledge is worth sharing.
Turn your favourite places into beautifully curated guides. Publish them, share them and earn when people unlock your recommendations.
- Every MapShare account can create guides
- Importing from Google Maps is free
- Free or paid, your choice
Illustration: a guide being edited in Creator Studio with its live preview.
From saved places to a guide people buy.
Five steps, all in Creator Studio.
Already have a Google Maps list? Start there.
Import your existing places and turn them into a shareable MapShare guide.
Import a listAdd the details that make it yours.
Bring your recommendations to life with descriptions, notes, photos and your own perspective.
Open the editorSee your guide before anyone else does.
Preview how your guide will appear on desktop and mobile before publishing.
Share it for free. Or put a price on it.
Choose who can open your guide, and whether visitors open it for free or buy access.
Your knowledge. Your guides. Your earnings.
Track guide purchases, see your share of each sale and follow your monthly payouts. You earn a share of every eligible guide sale.
Build your list in minutes. Let AI fill in the rest.
Import a Google Maps list and every place comes across. AI writes the descriptions and finds photos in one pass. You review it, add your own notes and publish.


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Your guides. Your profile. Your audience.
Showcase your collections on your own MapShare profile. Share one link and let your audience discover all your guides.
Illustration: Caner Isti’s MapShare profile on a desktop and the same profile as a bio link on a phone.
From content to city guide. Powered by AI.
We’re building tools to turn videos, social posts and other supported content into structured location guides.
1Paste a link
2AI finds the places
3You review every match
4Edit and publish


AI results can be wrong, so you review every place before it’s added. Not every link will be supported. The first version opens as a closed beta.






