Your Street View photos, commune by commune.

Every night, MapsTrack records the views on the 360° photos you publish to Google Maps, keeps their history and colours in the communes you have covered. Then it tells you where to go next.

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Coming soon to iOS and Android

Free. Sign in with your Google account.

Sample: Bas-Rhin, communes around StrasbourgNot covered yetA few photosMany photos

Boundaries: © OpenStreetMap contributors, Etalab — ODbL

Your numbers, updated every night

Link your Google account once. MapsTrack reads your published photos, read-only, and records their views overnight. In the morning, a recap shows what changed.

Your views, day by day

Street View Studio shows one number. MapsTrack keeps the history day by day, so you can compare this month with the last one, or with the same day last year.

Total views on one photo over twelve months (sample)

Know when a photo has a problem

A photo rejected, removed from Google Maps, or stuck without a new view for 30 days? You get an alert with a link to the photo.

Where to shoot next

Pick your home commune. MapsTrack lists the uncovered communes that border the ones you have covered, nearest first, with directions.

Your data, plainly

The map covers France and Belgium. The rest of the European Union, the EEA and Switzerland come next.

Read-only access: MapsTrack never publishes, edits or deletes any of your photos.
View history is kept for 400 days, then erased.
You can revoke Google access or delete your account from the app at any time.

Read the privacy policy

MapsTrack is coming to iOS and Android.

Write to us and we will let you know on launch day. An email address is all we need, and we won’t use it for anything else.

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