MyPlaces!

Name: MyPlaces!
Rating: 4.7 (82 reviews)
Author: The Lost Project

By: The Lost Project App

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Overview

Version:

2.3.7

Last updated: 2024-10-12

Ranking

#162,269 ▼ 1,003

Overall

Features & Capabilities

MyPlaces! is a Chrome extension that helps you save and organize your favorite places. Save your current location with auto-location, search by name or GPS coordinates, and attach notes and images from your device.

Organize places into folders, switch between map and list views, and export or share your collection in multiple formats. Perfect for travel planning, memories, and discovering new places.

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By:

The Lost Project

Rating:

4.70

(82)

Version:

2.3.7 Last updated: 2024-10-12

Version code:

869654119

Creation date:

2010-07-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

10.88MB

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Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-19

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# 162,269 ▼ 1,003

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Developed by:

The Lost Project

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/myplaces/id380868131

User Reviews

MyPlaces! is praised for being easy to use, well-organized, and strong on data export and notes/photos, making it a solid tool for field work and planning. Users like the grouping and map-view features, and many rely on it for travel and logistics. Common concerns center on mapping: heavy reliance on Apple Maps with requests for satellite/hybrid views or alternatives; limited cloud cross-device syncing and occasional iCloud issues; and general calls for improved map accuracy. Overall, solid value with notable strengths but map and cloud-sync drawbacks.

Pros

Very easy to use and intuitive.
Excellent location organization with grouping and a single-map view of all groups.
Strong export and data portability to Google Maps, Google Earth, and other formats, with support for photos and notes.
Great for field work and travel; useful in real-world workflows.
Good value for money with responsive support.

Cons

Maps are tethered to Apple Maps and features/quality could be improved; requests for satellite/hybrid views or alternative map providers.
Lack of seamless cloud sync across devices and cross-platform access; iCloud-related restore/sync issues and no cloud account feel.
Map accuracy and general mapping quality could be improved; occasional misplacements or rough map experiences.