Good places.
Found easily.
A branded store, product and service locator.Help people find the right place. Keep the details useful and the experience your own.
Open capture
A task.
A relevant place.
Offer a named product or service task, then show the places that match its exact criteria.
- Choose the right product or service.
- Inspect maintained location details.
- Take a useful next step.
Turn “where can I?”
into “right here.”
A useful search. A thoughtful map. The details that make someone’s next step an easy one.
Find your everyday favorite.
Map from OpenFreeMap. Locations are fictional.
Willow & Clay482 Hayes St, San Francisco
Willow & Clay
482 Hayes St, San Francisco
Thoughtful home goods, made for everyday rituals.
Sample hours · Mon–Sat, 10am–6pm
- Everyday ceramic vase
Sunday Supply890 Valencia St, San Francisco
Sunday Supply
890 Valencia St, San Francisco
A small collection of useful, beautiful things.
Sample hours · Mon–Sat, 10am–6pm
- Weekend canvas tote
- Cedar candle
The Good Shelf1240 9th Ave, San Francisco
The Good Shelf
1240 9th Ave, San Francisco
Objects to give, keep and enjoy.
Sample hours · Mon–Sat, 10am–6pm
- Everyday ceramic vase
- Weekend canvas tote
Little Oak Goods1500 Grant Ave, San Francisco
Little Oak Goods
1500 Grant Ave, San Francisco
Thoughtful home goods, made for everyday rituals.
Sample hours · Mon–Sat, 10am–6pm
- Cedar candle
Cedar House2185 Fillmore St, San Francisco
Cedar House
2185 Fillmore St, San Francisco
A small collection of useful, beautiful things.
Sample hours · Mon–Sat, 10am–6pm
- Everyday ceramic vase
- Weekend canvas tote
Harbor General2105 Chestnut St, San Francisco
Harbor General
2105 Chestnut St, San Francisco
Objects to give, keep and enjoy.
Sample hours · Mon–Sat, 10am–6pm
- Weekend canvas tote
- Cedar candle
Try another word or clear a filter.
Try a product filter. Find the places that carry it.
Give your place
a little character.
Try an accent and card treatment in this small design sample.
Willow & Clay
Thoughtful objects for everyday rituals.
A place that feels like your brand.Interactive design sample · Explore the complete controls in Locator Studio.
One useful tag.
A clearer list.
Pick a fictional store and add a sample Featured tag. These changes stay in this preview.
No sample tags added.| Store | Sample tags |
|---|---|
| Willow & Clay | Stockist |
| Sunday Supply | Stockist |
| The Good Shelf | Stockist |
Interactive sample only · No saved project is changed.
Change the view.
Keep the context.
Explore a small sample of locator actions. These are made-up values, not visitors, store visits or sales.
| Day | Directions clicks |
|---|---|
| Monday | 18 |
| Tuesday | 24 |
| Wednesday | 15 |
| Thursday | 31 |
| Friday | 38 |
Sample analytics, clearly labeled. Real reports show accepted actions and their coverage.
Find the right fit.
Search by place, then filter by products, brands, services and the details that matter.
Know before you go.
Give each place room for opening hours, photos, collections and useful next steps.
Feel right at home.
Bring your colors, fonts, cards and map pins into one considered experience.
It should feel
like your place.
A locator is part of your website. Let it carry the same care, character and attention to detail.
- Layouts that fit your page
- Your fonts, colors and logo pins
- Store pages and product collections
- A considered experience on mobile
Keep your places
in a good place.
Locations, catalogs and useful details, organized around the way your business works.
Bring your places.
Add locations or review a spreadsheet import. Give your data a clear place to start.
Location management02Connect what’s there.
Link products, catalogs, services and tags to the places where people can find them.
Products & catalogs03Put it out there.
Review what customers see, then choose the embed or shared experience that fits.
Ways to connectCan I use my own branding?
Yes. Customize layouts, result cards, typography, map treatments and markers. Choose a starting look, then adjust the details in Locator Studio.
Can I show different products at each store?
Yes. Link products and catalogs to stores, then use product and brand filters to help customers find the right stockist. Carrying a product is separate from having a fresh stock observation.
How do I add my locations?
Add them individually or review a CSV or supported XLSX import. Connected-source adapters, including an HTTPS JSON feed, need separate setup and credentials.
Can I offer a specific customer task?
Yes. Optional authored tasks can combine supported product, service and public-attribute criteria. Review and publish the customer setup separately.
Can location facts be reviewed?
An existing authorized account can respond to a scoped fact request. An operator reviews the answer before a separate customer release; dates and expiry describe that field, not a venue certification.
Can it work with my existing website?
The locator has an embed workflow and shared-link options. Review your website and data requirements with us before choosing a setup.
Is the data in these examples real?
The pictured shops, product assortments and customer journeys are illustrative. They show the experience without exposing private merchant information.
Your places.
Ready to be found.
Let’s work out what the right locator looks like for you.
Plan your locator