A free map of the places your community needs to find
Food pantries, free clinics, LGBTQ+ friendly spaces, mutual aid drop-offs. Put them on one interactive map, embed it on your website, and keep it current with a few taps. Free forever, with no application.
how it works
Three steps, no developer
If you can paste a link, you can put this map on your site.
Add your places
Search for each place or paste a Google Maps link. Group them into sections like Food, Health or Late-night, and add notes: hours, who it serves, what to bring.
Embed it or print the QR code
Click Share → Embed on your site and paste the snippet into your website. Or print the QR code on flyers and posters.
Keep it current together
Invite volunteers as collaborators. When a pantry changes its hours or a space closes, anyone on your team can fix it, and the map on your site updates on its own.
live example
This is what the map looks like on your site
Not a screenshot. This is a real RoamRecs map embedded with the same snippet you'd paste. Your resource map works the same way: pins, notes on each place, directions on tap.
The Best Restaurants In San Francisco — 25 places, embedded with the standard snippet.
what groups map
Made for the lists people pass around
The spreadsheet in the group chat, the PDF on the library wall, the post pinned in the neighborhood group.
Food access
Pantries, community fridges, free meals and SNAP-friendly markets, with hours and notes on each pin.
LGBTQ+ friendly spaces
Bars, cafés, bookstores, clinics and community centers where people know they're welcome, curated by people who know.
Health and support
Free clinics, testing sites, recovery meetings, harm reduction and counseling services in one place.
Mutual aid
Drop-off points, shelters, cooling and warming centers. Update them fast when needs change.
Accessibility guides
Step-free venues, quiet spaces and accessible restrooms, with the details that matter in the notes.
Welcome guides
Neighborhood and campus guides for newcomers, refugees and students: the grocery store, the laundromat, the library.
Free means free
No trial, no limits on places or visitors, no application and no credit card. Embedded maps show a small “Map by RoamRecs” credit. That's it. If your group runs into anything that gets in the way, email us and we'll help.
faq
Frequently asked questions
Is it really free for community groups and nonprofits?
Yes. Making maps, embedding them and sharing them is free with no limits on places, maps or visitors, and there is no application to fill out. Embedded maps show a small “Map by RoamRecs” credit.
How do I put a resource map on our website?
Add your places to a RoamRecs collection, click Share, choose Embed on your site, and paste the snippet into your site. It works on Squarespace, WordPress, Wix, Webflow, Google Sites and anywhere else that accepts HTML or an embed block. No developer needed.
Can more than one person keep the map updated?
Yes. Invite collaborators to the collection so volunteers can add, edit or remove places. The embedded map on your site updates automatically, so nobody has to touch the website.
Can we share the map on flyers or posters?
Yes. Every collection has a QR code (Share → QR code). Print it on a flyer, a door sign or a bulletin board, and people can open the live map on their phone.
Do people need an account to use the map?
No. Anyone can open the map, tap a place and get directions. An account is only needed to save the map to their own phone or to help edit it.
What kinds of resource maps do groups make?
Food pantries and community fridges, free clinics and testing sites, LGBTQ+ friendly bars, cafés and shops, cooling and warming centers, accessible venues, mutual aid drop-off points, recovery meetings, and neighborhood welcome guides for newcomers and students.
Put your community on the map
Free forever. Add your places, copy the snippet, paste it on your site.