MapLibre
How vibe coders and indie builders use MapLibre: 22 projects built with it since May 2026.
Projects built with it
22
Share of stated stacks, 4 wks
0.2%
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 5
- TypeScript 4
- Supabase 4
- React 4
- Cloudflare 3
- Stripe 2
- Tailwind CSS 2
- Vite 2
What's built with it
Latest projects built with MapLibre
- Here and Above — Shows nearby aircraft, vessels, and transit vehicles in a 3D view of the sky and surroundings, including the moon, planets, and sun.“I went down a rabbit hole building a 3D view of the planes over my house”
- stayzones — Shows a city's districts on a color-coded map with ratings and reasons, to help choose where to stay.“I built a map that tells you which district/zones to stay in (and which to avoid) for 15 European cities so far”
- 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”
- Strongstead — Tracks household emergency supplies with expiry dates, bundles preparedness checklists and guides, and provides offline crisis tools and bug-out plans.“I built an offline-first prepping app for iPhone after years of tracking supplies in a spreadsheet. No accounts, no analytics, no server.”
- 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”
- FactMap — Presents five daily trivia facts where players place a pin on a world map and are scored by distance to the answer.“FactMap: a daily game that combines trivia with a world map”
- Kramtage — Plots posts from a user's chosen public Telegram channels onto a city map at the place each post mentions.“I put my city's Telegram channels on a live map”
- MapyVibe — Lets anonymous visitors react to countries with emojis on a live world map that shows each country's totals and leaderboard position.“I built a map where countries fight for the internet's approval using five emojis”
- speciesmap — Plots GBIF wildlife occurrence records for North America on an interactive map, showing where amphibians, mammals and reptiles were observed.“7.4M wildlife sightings across North America — amphibians (purple), mammals (orange), reptiles (green) separate almost cleanly by region”
- Jouvida — Shows hand-curated nature spots and city highlights on an interactive map, with the best times of year to visit.“I built an interactive, hand-curated living map for world travel & nature discovery (Jouvida)”
- Trova il Fresco — Maps nearby drinking fountains, shaded parks, libraries, churches and air-conditioned public spaces across Italy, sorted by walking distance and filtered to open-now.“Italy's heat shelters are scattered across city PDFs, so I put them all on one map”
- Ping — Lets nearby Android phones exchange chat messages, GPS locations, photos, and SOS alerts directly over Bluetooth mesh without any internet or servers.“Building an app that lets phones message each other with zero internet — Bluetooth mesh, open source, still early”
- Tussock Maps — Creates print-quality maps in the browser from geographic data without GIS software.“I built a browser based GIS map maker. Looking for feedback”
- Globe4Gamers — Lets gamers find each other on an interactive 3D globe and connect, broadcast play requests, and get live notifications.“I vibe-coded a globe-based social discovery app for gamers”
- Quiet Sky — Shows weather forecasts, radar, and air quality on Android while routing requests through a proxy that strips identifying information before reaching forecast providers.“I built Quiet Sky, a truly private, beautiful weather app because weather apps shouldn't spy on you.”