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MapCrush
Skip the dashboard. One task a day, that's it.
7 followers
Skip the dashboard. One task a day, that's it.
7 followers
Most local SEO tools show you data and leave you to figure out what to do with it. MapCrush skips that step: one specific task a day, five minutes, no dashboard to interpret. Real visibility heatmap shows exactly where you rank block by block. Built by a solo, non-technical founder, no learning curve.
Hey Product Hunt
I'm Melissa, solo founder of MapCrush. No dev background, just a lot of trial and error and late nights. I built this because I kept seeing the same thing: small business owners paying for local SEO tools that hand them a dashboard full of scores and competitor data, then leave them to figure out what to actually do with it. Most owners don't have time for that, they have a business to run.
MapCrush skips the interpreting. Every day, it tells you the one specific thing to do to rank higher on Google Maps. Takes five minutes. There's also a free audit if you want to see where your own business stands right now, no signup, no card.
Would genuinely love your feedback, what's confusing, what's missing, what you'd want to see next. I'll be here all day answering everything.
Love the one task a day approach, really cuts through the noise. One thing I'd love to see added is the ability to compare heatmaps week over week so you can actually see whether your local rankings are trending up after following the daily tasks.
@hodgesadri93976 Thank you, that means a lot, cutting through the noise is really the whole point.
Week-over-week heatmap comparison is a great call, right now you get the current snapshot, but seeing the actual trend line after following the daily tasks would make the "is this working" question so much clearer, which honestly should be one of the most satisfying parts of using it.
Adding that to the list. Appreciate you taking the time to dig in and give real feedback, exactly the kind of thing that shapes what gets built next.