Batch utilities for anyone working with a list of places. No login, no API key, no credit card — paste your data and go.
Paste addresses or upload a CSV and get latitude/longitude for each row — with a per-row accuracy grade. First 100 instant, bigger lists emailed free.
Open tool →The reverse: paste coordinates, get the street address for each one. Up to 100 at a time.
Open tool →Straight-line distance from one origin to a whole list — addresses, ZIP codes, or coordinates, in miles and km.
Open tool →Every US ZIP code inside a radius, sorted nearest-first with distances. Official Census data, all 33,791 ZIPs.
Open tool →Every UK postcode district or sector inside a radius, sorted nearest-first with distances. 2,958 districts, 11,131 sectors.
Open tool →Draw a circle on a map from any address or click. Multiple circles, miles or km, shareable with one link.
Open tool →One-click county lookup for any US address — or paste a list and get the county for every row.
Open tool →Find the public school district for any US address — official Census boundaries, batch up to 25.
Open tool →Violent-crime rate for any US address vs state and national averages — official FBI data.
Open tool →Google Maps allows 10 stops. Paste up to 100, get the best visiting order and ONE link that loads the whole route.
Open tool →Up to 100 stops split across up to 10 drivers on real roads, each with a Google Maps™ link.
Open tool →Miles by road between UK postcodes, with drive time, for one journey or a whole list.
Open tool →Paste your stops, text the driver one link — they tap each stop done with a photo. Timestamped proof, no app, no login, no per-driver fees.
Open tool →Plan a day of customer visits: best order, drive times, and a route link for your phone.
Open tool →Real driving time between two places — not straight-line distance.
Open tool →Every-to-every distances for a list of places, as a copyable table.
Open tool →For every prospect, find your closest existing customer — the warm name to drop.
Open tool →Who on your list is within driving distance of the venue? Invite list with distances, in seconds.
Open tool →Split a list of accounts into balanced territories and see them on a map.
Open tool →Are your territories fair? Compare account counts and drive loads side by side.
Open tool →Order a day of jobs for the crew and hand each tech a navigable route.
Open tool →What are stales really costing your routes? Enter your numbers, see the yearly cost against the 3-5% a well-run route holds.
Open tool →Check a list of addresses: which ones geocode cleanly, which need fixing, with a per-row grade.
Open tool →A quality report for your whole address column before you rely on it.
Open tool →Compare two address lists: overlaps, near-matches and missing rows. Location-aware matching that beats VLOOKUP.
Open tool →The fair meeting spot between two places.
Open tool →A central meeting point for your whole group, not just two people.
Open tool →See everywhere reachable within N minutes of a point — service areas, delivery zones, commute limits.
Open tool →Style your map pins: shapes, colours, logos, finishes — then use them on a live map.
Open tool →Pin everywhere you have been on a shareable map.
Open tool →Every employee address against SBA's HUBZone map at once, with the 35% residency rule.
Open tool →Census tract, FFIEC income level and MSA/MD for a whole list of addresses. For HMDA and CRA.
Open tool →Which of your properties sit in a Qualified Opportunity Zone, with the designated tract for each.
Open tool →Every property against USDA Rural Development's eligible areas: USDA home loans and five other programs.
Open tool →Every property against FEMA's flood maps: which are in a high-risk flood zone, and the zone for each.
Open tool →Population and typical family income within 1, 3, 5 and 10 miles of every address in a list.
Open tool →Your service area by drive time or radius, the ZIP codes or postcode districts inside it, and a map for your website.
Open tool →The UPRN for every address in a list, from Ordnance Survey's open data, with how sure each match is.
Open tool →Flood Zone 1, 2 or 3 for any address or postcode, from the Environment Agency's flood map for planning. One or a whole list.
Open tool →Which addresses are in a conservation area or next to a listed building, for a whole list.
Open tool →How your UK postcode affects your premium band.
Open tool →100+ free map pin icons: SVG and PNG, colour-customisable, no attribution needed.
Open tool →Every location formula for Google Sheets — all arguments, examples, and a printable cheat sheet.
Open tool →The honest table: free limits, coverage, signup requirements, and data sources across every free geocoding tool.
Open tool →Map your whole spreadsheet instead
The free InstaMaps add-on turns any Google Sheet of addresses into a live, filterable map — it syncs from the sheet, so there's nothing to re-upload.
Install InstaMaps — Free