A place worth finding
Put places on the map.
Give them a story.
Community-powered directories and cinematic map videos. Spotframe turns business locations into places people can discover, explore, and share.
For local businesses, niche communities, and curious explorers.
Our starting principles
- Useful before promotional
- Built around real locations
- Designed to be shared
Two ways to be discovered
A directory. Or a destination.
Build a resource people return to, or a visual story that makes them stop scrolling.
Make a niche feel like a neighborhood.
Bring a specific community into view: independent coffee shops, emerging startups, or the businesses shaping a city. A public map makes scattered information easy to explore.
Plan your directory- 01
Choose a clear focus
Define the industry, city, or neighborhood your map will serve.
- 02
Connect the places
Organize names, addresses, and categories in Google Sheets; map the entries with Atlas or Mapme.
- 03
Let the community contribute
Add a business-submission form and share your directory with the people it represents.
A format for Reels and TikTok: a satellite-style approach, a distinctive location marker, and a cut to the place itself.
Your location deserves an entrance.
Introduce a storefront, reveal a property, or trace a business’s expansion. Combine a 3D map zoom with a custom marker and footage that brings the destination to life.
Build the approach in Google Earth Studio or MapAnimation.io, then connect the map to your on-location footage.
Outline your videoStart with one place
The next great discovery
starts with a pin.
Your first step is simple: collect the locations. Start a directory spreadsheet, or use a single address as the starting point for your video.
Build your starting list
Include each business’s name, full address, category, and website. For a video, add your storefront footage and the story you want to tell.
Create a location sheet Opens Google Sheets · Google account required