Fanspot: K-pop Fan Map

That restaurant your bias walked into. Where was it again?

If you have ever scrolled back through months of fansite posts hunting for one address, hand that job to this map. Type an artist name in the search bar and the pins fans left behind spread across the map. Browsing takes no account at all.

Two kinds of pins share the map

A fan spot is a restaurant or cafe your bias actually visited. The fan who was there leaves the etiquette shot they took at the table and a line about the visit, and because nothing expires the pin sits in the same place whenever you come back.

A birthday cafe stands on the map only while it is running. Its pin carries the start and end dates plus the cup holders and freebies on offer, and once the last day passes it slips off the map quietly. Search still pulls up the ones that already wrapped.

Flying in for a few days

Open the map, look up an artist and read every pin without registering. Someone with four days in an unfamiliar city should not meet a signup screen first. Directions hand off to whichever maps app you already keep on your home screen.

When you stan more than one group

Follow artists and the map keeps only their pins. Their upcoming birthday cafes stack up by date on a single screen, and a notification reaches you when a new one is registered.

If you are the one hosting

Register a birthday cafe and the app builds a share card for it: dates, venue and artist tag inside one image that you post yourself, wherever you post. Fans who spot that card follow the map to your door.

Left out on purpose

There is no tool that plans your route for you, no reviews or star ratings, no leaderboard or badge for whoever registered first. This sits closer to telling a friend about a good restaurant than to a contest. Official artist photos are not bundled either, so every picture on the map was taken by a fan who stood there.

About your data

Pins keep their exact coordinates instead of a blurred circle, because these are places you walk to. Your own position works the other way around: it moves the map inside your phone and is not sent to our servers. Nothing to watch, nothing to pay, nothing to renew.