StreetMapper is a team-aware, browser-native street-level coverage tracker. Open it in any phone browser — no install — hand each group its streets, and see live what the team covered, partial or complete.
Free during early access. Every new team is checked by hand before it goes live.
Paper maps, WhatsApp screenshots, and "I think that street's done" mean double knocks, missed roads, and a supervisor flying blind until the day is over.
Two team members end up knocking the same street twice in a week. It burns valuable volunteer hours and annoys the local residents.
You can see the map, but you cannot hand four named streets to one pair and four to another. So it gets agreed verbally, remembered differently, and nobody is certain afterwards who covered what.
Coordinators have no real-time view of what's completed. You only discover missed areas or slow progress at the end of the day when it's too late.
Important community flyers or campaign literature get unevenly distributed. Some blocks get multiple copies while whole sections are completely left out.
Aggregating daily sheets into a single progress tracker takes hours of typing, highlighting paper maps, and struggling with spreadsheets.
Same problem everywhere — campaigns, congregations, agents, distributors, D2D sales, charities. One free tool that tracks streets, not a full CRM.
Stop canvassers walking streets that were done last week.
Territory tracking without a JW-only tool or a spreadsheet.
See which roads you farmed last — and what you left.
Street-level proof of delivery, CSV and report included.
Stop two reps burning the same street. (No CRM bloat.)
Friday setup for Saturday's door-knock. Free, no install.
Search → streets load → hand out rounds → tick as you walk → supervisor report. No app store.
Type a postcode, district, or place name. The map jumps there — full UK postcode lookup and worldwide area search.
Zoom in to activate the auto-scanner. StreetMapper fetches street paths and individual address data points ("doors") directly from OpenStreetMap. No manual map plotting or street-typing required.
Build a round — a named set of streets, each carrying its postcode, so there is no doubt which Galahad Road you meant. Pick them off the list or draw a loop around them on the map, then give the round to one group, or to two at once when you are short-handed and need to combine crews for the day.
Supervisors open a progress report any time: every street with how often it was done, who did it last and what was delivered, plus the streets on the map nobody has done yet. Print it or download it as a spreadsheet for client billing or internal reviews (printing and downloads are part of Pro).
No bloated sales suite, no per-seat pricing to start. Just the coverage layer, simple and fast.
Reps and volunteers simply open a URL on their phones. It loads instantly in Safari or Chrome, requiring zero storage space or App Store steps.
Anywhere in the world that has OpenStreetMap data, StreetMapper works. Track delivery or canvassing routes in London, Toronto, Lagos, or Sydney.
Give your walkers the team passphrase. They pick their name and start ticking — no email, no password, no signup. Supervisors sign in with an email to build rounds and pull reports.
Coverage stays within your team. Walkers see the rounds given to their group; supervisors get the reports, materials, groups and member management.
Volunteers don't need an account, so you never pay for each walker.
For a residents' group, a congregation or a small campaign.
For bigger charities, campaigns, agents and distributors.
Pay once when Pro launches and never pay again.
Prices in pounds sterling. Free stays free: the Community plan is not a trial.