Keep the writer in the lead
The point of the guide is your judgment. Readers can move through full entries on desktop while the map follows, or swipe compact place cards on a phone without losing their sense of location.
FOR FOOD WRITERS & PUBLISHERS
A dining guide readers can actually explore.
Your best restaurant list deserves more than dots. Give each pick room for your perspective, a photograph, and the links that help readers make a plan—while the map keeps the city in view.
HOW IT COMES TOGETHER
Your selection.
Made easier to explore.
See the neighborhood as they read
A selected place and its pin move together. Readers can choose by your writing or by where they happen to be, then follow your direct links when they are ready.
Publish a real editorial product
We adapt the colors, type, cards, and pins to your publication and work with your web developer to place the map in an article or on a dedicated page.
BUILT TO BELONG
Our specialty.
Your site.
Editorial maps are what we build. We match your branding and work with your existing web developer to integrate the result into your website or blog. There is no upfront build fee: the cost is spread across 12 monthly payments. The initial development payments stop after month 12, and the map stays live with included hosting, subject to agreed traffic limits. Substantial later updates are discussed and priced separately.
See how pricing worksWHO THIS COULD SERVE
- Restaurant critics
- Food newsletters
- City magazines
Archived January 2026 Charleston guide, shown as a product example.
MORE WAYS TO MAP IT
Explore other uses.
Have a list in mind?
Send us the places and tell us where the map should live. We’ll help shape the right experience for your readers.
Start with your list