Describe the map you need

Ask for places in any city. AI interprets the request, then a bounded OpenStreetMap query draws the result on a real basemap.

Drag to pan · wheel to zoom

© OpenStreetMap contributors

Try “parks in London”, “wheelchair-accessible museums in Paris”, or simply a city name.

A practical map workflow

  1. Describe the request. Type a place and subject in ordinary language. A city name by itself defaults to parks.
  2. Keep it bounded. AI chooses only from approved OpenStreetMap categories, filters, and a 2–20 km radius; server code builds the actual query.
  3. Read the result. The OpenStreetMap basemap keeps every generated feature grounded in streets, water, boundaries, and surrounding places.
  4. Move through the result. Drag the map to pan and use the mouse wheel or trackpad to zoom.

City search and map data come from OpenStreetMap contributors. AI interprets intent but never emits or executes raw Overpass code.