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Friends' open plans are pins on a real map. Long-press anywhere to start a new plan there. Mapbox dark, 3D buildings, no feed.
Every plan you make with friends is a chat, a pin, and an album — all at once. See who's free nearby, knock on a friend's door, and let every hangout freeze into a Lit Memory.
Free. No feed. No followers. Just your people.
Pizza @ Maddy's
Open · 4 going · 7 min away
What is Lit Maps?
You already text the group "pizza tonight?" Lit Maps is that thread — but it pins itself to a place, shows you which friends are free nearby, and when the night ends it crystallizes into a shared photo album with the people who were there.
Friends' open plans are pins on a real map. Long-press anywhere to start a new plan there. Mapbox dark, 3D buildings, no feed.
One tap. Both phones play a doorknock sound. "Are you home? Wanna hang?" — the shortest text you'll ever send.
A friend's profile shows only the photos you two are both in. Not their highlight reel — your shared moments.
No feed. No followers.
Other apps reward you for posting. Lit Maps rewards you for showing up. Plans turn into Memories automatically — no captions, no algorithm, no broadcasting to people who weren't there.
No. Every plan is one of three modes: private (just invitees), open (friends can crash), or public (anyone with the link can RSVP).
It freezes into a Lit Memory automatically — the group chat plus every photo posted becomes a shared album for the people who were there. No manual archiving.
Because a friend's highlight reel is for strangers. Their photos with you are what you actually want to look back on. That's a Lit Memory.
Built in Canada. The original 2018 version was a London, Ontario project — rebuilt from scratch in 2026 with a group-chat-first model.
Get Lit Maps and bring the group chat to life.