Notion to Maps
Turn any Notion database into a live map feed for Garmin, Google Earth or any GPS supported app
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Notion to Maps turns any Notion database with locations into a live map feed that mapping and GPS tools fetch automatically.
Google Earth, Garmin devices, Google My Maps, Gaia GPS, AllTrails, QGIS, Komoot, Mapbox — if it reads KML, GPX, GeoJSON, or CSV, it works. No exporting and re-uploading every time you change something.
How it works:
- Connect Notion and pick a database with location data
- Choose your format (KML, GPX, GeoJSON, or CSV)
- Get a live feed URL — add it to any mapping tool
- Your Notion places stay fresh automatically
Why people use it:
- Keep your places in Notion as the single source of truth
- One link, always up to date — no manual re-exports
- Works with 100+ mapping and GPS apps via standard formats
- Perfect for travel planning, field work, store locators, trip routes
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