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MakerMap
A living map of makers and what they’re building
45 followers
A living map of makers and what they’re building
45 followers
MakerMap is a living map of the maker world. Discover 4,000+ makers and products, search by niche, location, interests or what people are building, explore live profiles, and find people worth meeting. Add yourself and become part of the map.
Products used by MakerMap
Explore the tech stack and tools that power MakerMap. See what products MakerMap uses for development, design, marketing, analytics, and more.
AI Agents 1
AI Agents 1
PalmierVideo editor built for AI
5.0 (1 review)
Palmier is where we cut our launch film, a one-minute black-and-white "to the crazy ones" piece for MakerMap. It's built for AI video, so turning generated shots, voice-over and music into one story took an afternoon instead of a week, and making a shorter cut for X and YouTube was quick. For a team without a video editor, that made a real film possible.
Social & Community 1
Social & Community 1
TwitterCommunicate and stay connected
4.8 (53 reviews)
MakerMap started on X. Thousands of makers posted intros there ("I'm 29, from Brazil, building an app, looking to connect") and I put them on a map. X is still the front door: you join with one intro post, every profile links back to your X account, and meetups start as one post that tags everyone.
Engineering & Development 2
Engineering & Development 2
Claude CodeAnthropic’s deep-context AI coder
5.0 (721 reviews)
Also considered:
Codex 3.0 by OpenAII built MakerMap with Claude Code as my co-builder. I often run several sessions side by side: one on the map, one on meetups, one on the weekly email. It understands the whole codebase, tests changes in a real browser before shipping, and turned "what if the map could match you with people" into a working feature in days, not months.
VercelThe frontend cloud. Creators of Next.js.
5.0 (1.1K reviews)
Also considered:
CloudflareMakerMap is one person shipping many times a day, and Vercel makes that painless. The site, 30+ API routes, the daily crons, the share cards drawn on the fly and the Blob store that holds every profile all live in one place. We deploy in under a minute, and a bad deploy rolls back instantly.
General 1
General 1
TypesafeThe first (public) System One Model
5.0 (1 review)
Typesafe's Jev model powers MakerMap's matching. Every night it reads makers' intros and works out who has the most in common: same stage, same interests, same roots. That's what's behind "The most in common · Picked by Jev" and the reasons on each match card. It feels like common sense, not keyword search.