Sports Mappedia™ was created as a free and easy to use central place with all relevant locations for major sports events on one map. It can be used for gathering information, travel planning or just exploration. Not official, built by fans for the fans.
If you were planning to go to major sports events you did not have a place to gather key information about all relevant locations, until now. Sports Mappedia and its official Chief Guide Officer Luna lead users to their destinations while saving them time and ensuring preciseness.
Sports Mappedia in its first version has all the existing relevant info for the 2026 event and it will be updated continually as more precise information becomes official.
First Sports Mappedia version already enables:
• Manually search the data on the map.
• Search all relevant locations by categories or key words.
• Click a result and locate it on the map.
• Show the most important information for each relevant location.
• Jump from each relevant location to Google Maps (if you are more used to it).
Sports Mappedia is:
• Free (no paid features or subscription plans)
• User-friendly and easy to use (intuitive map with easy to use search box and filters).
• Privacy-friendly (no accounts, no analytics, optional geolocation only if you allow it).
• Not official (built by fans for the fans).
We invite you to click on the link and quickly test it yourselves.
Feedbacks are welcome (general opinion, key/missing features, key/missing data, etc.).
Thanks!
@alen_kadic Congrats on the launch, love the fan‑built spirit. How do you keep maps current and trustworthy at scale, and can fans add structured event layers with moderation so the hub stays clean during busy tournaments?
@tonyabracadabra Thank you! In the first version we rely on official sources and verify before updates. Scaling is manageable because we use official sources and keep the dataset focused and simple for users. Going forward, fans will be able to submit previously prepared GeoJSON layers; we’ll review for accuracy/duplicates and then import to the map. If you’d like to contribute, DM me.
@vladimir_lugovsky Thank you for your question! Going forward, fans will be able to submit previously prepared GeoJSON layers (with data about events); we’ll review for accuracy/duplicates and then import to the map. If you’d like to contribute, DM me.
@busmark_w_nika Thank you for your feedback. Sports Mappedia™ is currently focused on the biggest sports (soccer/football) event in the 2026 and it will be in North America and that is way all the locations and information are also connected to that part of the world.
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@alen_kadic Congrats on the launch, love the fan‑built spirit. How do you keep maps current and trustworthy at scale, and can fans add structured event layers with moderation so the hub stays clean during busy tournaments?
Sports Mappedia
@tonyabracadabra
Thank you!
In the first version we rely on official sources and verify before updates. Scaling is manageable because we use official sources and keep the dataset focused and simple for users.
Going forward, fans will be able to submit previously prepared GeoJSON layers; we’ll review for accuracy/duplicates and then import to the map.
If you’d like to contribute, DM me.
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Do you plan to let fans add events themselves?
Sports Mappedia
@vladimir_lugovsky Thank you for your question! Going forward, fans will be able to submit previously prepared GeoJSON layers (with data about events); we’ll review for accuracy/duplicates and then import to the map.
If you’d like to contribute, DM me.
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Everything apart from the US seems to be so empty. 😭 I would swear that we are pretty active here in Europe. :D
Great idea, wishing you good luck :)
Sports Mappedia
@busmark_w_nika Thank you for your feedback. Sports Mappedia™ is currently focused on the biggest sports (soccer/football) event in the 2026 and it will be in North America and that is way all the locations and information are also connected to that part of the world.