Place Discovery
Search Apple Maps by business, category, or location and keep the places that matter to your research.
Search Apple Maps as usual, collect place contacts automatically, and turn business listings into organized data with GMPlus.
The Apple Maps extension is being prepared
We are working through the review process. The extractor will become available here after the extension is approved.
Apple Maps
Place discovery
3 formats
Planned exports
Coming soon
Extension status
The upcoming GMPlus extractor is designed around the way you already search Apple Maps: find a place, collect its public details, and prepare the results for research or outreach.
Search Apple Maps by business, category, or location and keep the places that matter to your research.
Organize available public addresses, phone numbers, websites, and other place details into useful records.
Prepare collected place information for XLSX, CSV, or JSON workflows once the extension is available.
Build local lists, compare places, and move from map research to organized business data with less manual copying.
The planned extractor focuses on useful public place information and simple exports.
Place Name
The public name shown for the place.
Category
The category or type associated with the place.
Address
The available location address.
Phone Number
The public phone number, when available.
Website
The public website linked to the place.
Apple Maps URL
A direct link to the corresponding listing.
Coordinates
Latitude and longitude, when available.
Rating
The public rating displayed for the place.
Opening Hours
Available hours shown in the listing.
Available fields may vary by place and by the information displayed in the Apple Maps listing.
A lightweight workflow for turning everyday Apple Maps research into structured records.
Search for places normally by name, category, or area on the international Apple Maps website.
The upcoming extension will help capture available public listing information while you browse.
Move the collected records into XLSX, CSV, or JSON for filtering, comparison, and analysis.
Create local business lists, compare nearby places, research categories, and keep Apple Maps contacts ready for the next step in your workflow.