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.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 For the last 10 days I’ve basically been obsessed with building MakerMap. It started with a simple thought: The people building the future are everywhere. They’re launching products, sharing ideas, meeting people and creating things every day. But there was never really a way to see that world. So I wanted to map it. MakerMap now has 4,000+ makers and products you can explore around the world. You can search things like: → “AI founders in Lisbon” → “Twitter tools” → “gym bros in Lisbon” → “designers building iOS apps” Every maker also gets a living profile showing what they’re building, where they are, their posts, activity, growth and more. But my favorite thing so far isn’t actually a feature. People have already started finding each other through MakerMap and arranging to meet IRL. That’s exactly what I hoped would happen. MakerMap might genuinely be the coolest project I’ve ever built for fun. I’ve poured an absurd amount of craft and creativity into every little interaction, animation and detail. And we’re only getting started. If you’re building something, add yourself to the map: makermap.lol/introduce or ask @MakerMapBot on X Dreams finally have a map. 🌎

@MakerMapBot @verbove Great one, I added my profile on the map, really like how X is used for marketing. Congrats for the launch !

such a cool idea! adding myself there too

There are so many makers scattered across different platforms that having place to discover them could be genuinely useful. Curious how you handle duplicate profiles when someone builds multiple products.

@MakerMapBot @verbove Great one, I added my profile on the map, really like how X is used for marketing. Congrats for the launch !

such a cool idea! adding myself there too

MakerMap

A living map of makers and what they’re building

A living map of makers and what they’re building