Most location tools find one place at a time. MultiSpot finds the optimal point when you need several places close to each other simultaneously, pick a café, gym, pharmacy, any mix and it returns the single best spot that minimises travel between all of them. No mental math, no tab-switching. There's also a public API for developers building real estate, relocation, or logistics products.
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I built a tool called MultiSpot where you pick 2 to 5 place types (café, gym, pharmacy, whatever) and it finds the closest locations to you. So instead of googling each place separately and doing the mental math, you just get the answer: go here, everything is within the requested distance.
I got the idea one day when I was looking for a carwash and a café where I could chill while I wait for the car getting washed, and it was such a hassle trying to find 2 locations at the same time on Google maps.
There are other use cases people might be interested in:
** For the app (regular users):
-Moving to a new city and want an apartment near a gym, supermarket, and metro station
-Finding a café to work from that also has a pharmacy and lunch spot nearby
-Planning a day out — cinema, restaurant, and parking all within walking distance
-Couples with different routines finding a neighbourhood that works for both
-Tourists picking a hotel that's close to everything on their list
**For the API (developers):
-Real estate platforms showing a "lifestyle score" — how close is any listing to the places that matter to the buyer
-Relocation apps that rank cities or neighbourhoods by daily convenience
-HR tools helping remote workers find co-working spaces near their preferred spots
-Delivery or logistics apps optimising driver rest stops near fuel, food, and services
-Travel apps building "base camp" recommendations — the best hotel given a user's itinerary
-Retail chains finding optimal new store locations relative to complementary businesses
-Insurance or risk platforms cross-referencing proximity to hospitals, fire stations, and pharmacies