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Cartographer: Group Planning, Mapped Fairly
Cartographer is a group planning app designed to make choosing a meetup spot easier, fairer, and way less chaotic. I created it for the #configmakeathon
Instead of letting the group chat spiral with “I’m fine with anything,” “that’s too far,” or “where should we go?”, Cartographer turns the planning process into a shared map. One person creates a plan, invites their crew, and each member adds their starting location, transportation method, max travel time, budget, and preferences. From there, Cartographer helps uncover meetup spots that work best for the whole group.
Key features include:
Shared Map Links – Create a plan and invite others with a simple shareable link.
Crew Manifest – View everyone who has joined the map, including their travel method, budget, and preferences.
Transportation-Aware Planning – Cartographer considers whether someone is walking, driving, or using transit.
Fair Recommendation Scoring – Suggested spots are ranked based on how well they work for the group overall.
Preference Filters – Members can note parking needs, transit friendliness, outdoor preferences, accessibility needs, dietary notes, and hard no’s.
Crew Chat / Message Scroll – Groups can keep the planning conversation inside the map.
Save Map by Email – Users can save and return to their map later.
Treasure Map Theme – The app uses parchment styling, wax seals, route language, and “X marks the spot” visuals to make planning feel more fun and memorable.
Cartographer was built with a React/Figma Make frontend and a Supabase Edge Functions backend. The app uses a playful old-map interface, but the core goal is practical: help groups make plans without one person carrying all the coordination or one member always getting stuck with the longest drive.
In short, Cartographer helps groups find the fairest place to meet before the group chat spirals.
Live link: https://www.cartographerplan.com/
This is such a genius idea!
BLOCKT
Design can feel intimidating.
As someone from a technical background, great design often felt fascinating but out of reach. Looking at beautiful work, it was easy to assume that the creator possessed skills I simply didn't have.
BLOCKT was built to challenge that assumption.
Inspired by Armin Hoffman's Exercise 47 from Graphic Design Manual: Principles and Practice, BLOCKT reduces design to its most elementary form: a single dot divided into nine parts.
Users create custom stamp shapes by combining segments of that dot and use them to build artwork through experimentation, play, and discovery. By limiting the building blocks, BLOCKT lowers the barrier to entry and makes design more approachable for people who might not consider themselves creative.
Alongside the editor is a community gallery that encourages observation and learning. Every artwork is built from the same starting point, transforming the gallery into a shared space for inspiration, experimentation, and design education.
Built using Figma Make, Figma Design, and MCP for the Config Makeathon.
One dot. Nine parts. Endless possibilities.
Explore it here: https://cool-yoga-67059596.figma.site/
so cool
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