Coool Café is a global discovery guide for people who travel, work, and care about good coffee. Explore independent cafés through city maps, photos, ratings, hours, and work-friendly signals. Unlike a generic nearby search, Coool Café adds curated city guides and the atmosphere, quirks, and human context that make a place worth visiting. Save favorites and build a coffee shortlist for your next city.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m Long, the maker of Coool Café.
I grew up in Pleiku, Vietnam, surrounded by coffee. Later, while traveling and working remotely, I found myself spending far too much time researching cafés before every trip.
Existing maps are excellent at showing what is nearby, but they rarely explain which places have character, work well for a few focused hours, or are genuinely worth a detour.
So I built Coool Café: a global coffee-space guide combining city maps, practical details, visual discovery, and editorial context.
The first versions were messy—scripts, spreadsheets, broken databases, and many AI-assisted experiments—but the central idea survived: help people find coffee spaces that make a city more memorable.
You can now explore cafés by city, check photos and useful signals, save favorites, and follow the story behind the project.
I’d especially love your feedback:
• What information helps you choose a café in a new city?
• Which city should I add or improve next?
• What makes you trust a café recommendation?
I’m building Coool Café independently and learning in public. Thanks for taking a look ☕️
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Would love to see a filter for outlets and seating density, something like “3+ seats with power available,” so I can quickly spot cafés that actually work for a long work session instead of guessing from photos.
would love to see a filter for things like outlets per seat or noise level, honestly that would be the deciding factor for me when picking where to work from
Would love to see a filter for outlets and seating density, something like “3+ seats with power available,” so I can quickly spot cafés that actually work for a long work session instead of guessing from photos.
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would love to see a filter for things like outlets per seat or noise level, honestly that would be the deciding factor for me when picking where to work from
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Hey
How do you think you could earn the money from your product, how to get user
what is the diff compare with gg map?