Mapstr alternatives for saving and organising places
Mapstr is a great place-saver. These are the alternatives, depending on what you want your saved places to do.
Glütty · 14 October 2026
Mapstr saves places onto your own map, organised with tags, and lets you share and collaborate on maps. People usually look for alternatives for one of three reasons: they want it in the app they already use, they want restaurant-specific features, or they hit a free-tier limit.
Google Maps lists
Saved lists, inside the map you already use for directions.
- Best for:
- Not adding another app.
- Watch out:
- Weak organisation once lists get long.
- Platforms:
- iPhone, Android, web
- Price:
- Free
Beli
Restaurant-only. Keeps lists and maps of where you've been and want to try, ranked, with a friends' feed.
- Best for:
- Food people who want restaurant-specific tracking.
- Watch out:
- Ranking each place is part of the deal.
- Platforms:
- iPhone, Android
- Price:
- Free with in-app purchases
Glütty
Scan, upload or paste a link to any menu. Every dish is translated into your language, explained in plain words, and can be shown as a picture. Members also get a match score for each dish based on their own taste profile, plus dietary flags.
- Best for:
- Restaurants found by your own taste, and dish-level history of what you actually ate.
- Watch out:
- Not a general place-saver. It won't hold your list of museums.
- Platforms:
- Web app, works in any phone browser
- Price:
- Free tier; membership £8.99/month
Our steer
If you save everything, stay with Mapstr or use Google Maps. If it's mostly food, a restaurant app will serve you better. See Beli vs Mapstr.
