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You might be interested in something I'm working on over at https://scoutmaps.io/ https://scoutmaps.io/ (example output: https://scoutmaps.io/maps/17-portland-
by qrohlf 8y ago
You might be interested in something I'm working on over at https://scoutmaps.io/ https://scoutmaps.io/
(example output: https://scoutmaps.io/maps/17-portland-for-visitors/places/132 https://scoutmaps.io/maps/17-portland-for-visitors/places/13...)
It's much more of a 'blank canvas' approach - I travel a lot, and I wanted something that's basically a geographically-aware notes app.
Currently in private beta, but if you want to get on the list shoot me an email (qr@qrohlf.com).
- Existenceblinks 8y agoI think I saw your app before. I have mixed feeling about these modern map (mapbox, google map etc) although it's somehow great. I found its ux is not the best and often confusing or tedious. I'd love to see innovation around mapless approach (like this https://deepmind.com/blog/learning-to-navigate-cities-without-a-map/ https://deepmind.com/blog/learning-to-navigate-cities-withou...) :)
- reverseengineer 8y agoThis is cool. They use moving reinforcement from the games to cities. First you discocer the space, then you move. But here is the real deal - we are going to navigate and move people by any multi-modal transportation. Uber or Moovit or Rome2Rio. First: they could be safe by design. Second: their value proposition is wider. We just started with cars and road trips. Third: car driving will be experience itself in long term future. People will pay to drive like they pay today for horses. People will kiss and lick cool cars.
- reverseengineer 8y agoThanks, will read definitely.