Leaflet
How vibe coders and indie builders use Leaflet: 32 projects built with it since May 2026.
Projects built with it
32
Share of stated stacks, 4 wks
0.1%
Last 4 weeks vs 8 before
too few to tell
Add-ons built for it
0
Share of stated stacks, per week
Share rather than counts, so changes in how many posts a subreddit lets through don't show up as trends.
Often used with
- Next.js 11
- Vercel 10
- React 9
- Tailwind CSS 9
- TypeScript 8
- Supabase 7
- PostgreSQL 6
- JavaScript 6
What's built with it
Latest projects built with Leaflet
- Headwind — Imports cycling ride files and Strava exports into a self-hosted archive with ride history, performance trends, segments and health data.“Title: I wanted somewhere to keep my cycling history. It got slightly out of hand.”
- DotMap — Lets users build interactive maps by placing and linking points on a canvas.“I created a user-friendly interactive map builder. DotMap”
- s57-parser — Parses NOAA S-57 and S-101 electronic nautical charts in the browser and exports them as GeoJSON.“s57-parser - open-source browser tool to read NOAA nautical charts (S-57/S-101) and export GeoJSON”
- Bowcast — Forecasts when rain and low sunlight will coincide for a location, hour by hour up to seven days ahead, and indicates which direction to face.“Shipped my first App Store app, a rainbow forecast, built with AI and funded by donations”
- RutaGuía — Searches locations, plots and compares driving routes on an OpenStreetMap-based map, and saves favorites and trip history.“I built RutaGuía, a 100% open source map router and trip planner with native i18n support for 8 languages”
- Voltana — Plans routes for electric two- and four-wheelers in India by matching the vehicle to compatible chargers and estimating real-world battery drain.“I built an EV trip planner for India, and scraping the 2W charger data almost broke me.”
- Ride Collective — Lets motorcycle riders share and browse community-written motorcycle routes with maps, mileage, mood tags and reviews.“I built Ride Collective. A place for Motorcycle riders to share their rides and get inspiration for their next ride. I need your unfiltered feedback.”
- Jingle Jotter — Tracks Christmas gifts from idea to wrapped, with per-person and shared budgets, surprise hiding, and a city break planner.“I replaced my family's Christmas spreadsheet with a cosy self-hosted app — Jingle Jotter (GPLv3)”
- watr Monitor — Maps the day's officially scheduled protests, marches, road blockages and events in Mexico City, parsed from the city police's daily PDF agenda.“I built a live map of every protest, march and road blockage happening in Mexico City — pulled from the official police agenda”
- TreeWalk — Maps real street trees in NYC from open city data and offers gamified tree-identification lessons for kids.“I built TreeWalk — an open-source living map of NYC's street trees, with a gamified kids' STEAM mode”
- Flight Fuel Simulator — Compares kerosene and liquid hydrogen fuel for flights, estimating distance, time, fuel use, CO2 and cost on a map.“School Project, would love feedback!”
- Adventures — Builds day-by-day travel itineraries on an interactive map with budgets, calendars, shared editing and offline access.“Adventures: Your New, Free Travel Itinerary Planner!”
- MeltemiFree — Shows live shelter percentage for Greek beaches by comparing wind direction and swell against each beach's coastal facing angle.“Vibe coded a live physics/weather app to find calm beaches in Greece (from 0 lines of code to production)”
- BeenDone — Tracks completion of curated lists such as countries visited, films watched and classic cocktails, with map views and friend comparisons.“a social tracker for everywhere you've been and everything you've done”
- Route Random — Generates circular running or walking routes from a starting point and target distance.“Route Random | Free Running, Walking Route Generator”