What public maps does
- Generate a map with AI from a prompt and your data
- Publish it as a shareable public link
- Anyone can view — no account needed
- The map always reflects your latest records
- Refine it by chatting; the link stays in sync
- Great for embedding in sites, decks and emails
Public Maps in GeoMaps
Public maps make sharing as easy as sending a link. Describe the map you want, and GeoMaps generates it with AI from your prompt and the data you've connected — then publishes it at its own web address that anyone can open, no account required.
The published map stays live: each time someone opens the link it pulls your latest records, so the map is current without you regenerating anything. Want to change it? Keep chatting to refine the map, and the shared link updates with it.
It's part of GeoMaps' generate maps tools, so it works hand in hand with the rest of your map.
Where public maps helps
Public-facing maps
Publish a store locator or coverage map and drop the link on your website, where it updates itself as your locations change.
Stakeholder sharing
Send leadership or a partner a live map link instead of a static screenshot that's out of date the moment you send it.
Campaigns and content
Generate a themed map for a campaign or blog post and share it as an interactive link readers can explore.
Public Maps FAQ
- Does GeoMaps really generate the map with AI?
- Yes. You describe the map you want and GeoMaps uses AI to build it from your prompt and the data you've connected, then you can refine it by chatting.
- Do viewers need an account?
- No. A published map is a public link anyone can open in a browser without signing in.
- Does the shared map stay up to date?
- Yes. The published map fetches your latest data each time it's opened, so it reflects current records without being regenerated.
- Can I change a map after publishing?
- Yes. Continue chatting to refine the map and the shared link updates to match — there's no need to create a new link.