Collections let you group places by theme or category. A single place can belong to multiple collections. Visitors can click on a collection button to filter the map and list, making it easy to explore specific types of places.
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Sign in and navigate to your community
Navigate to the community where you want to create a collection. You must be the owner or a moderator of the community to create collections.
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Click the Manage button
The Manage button only appears if you are signed in and are the owner or moderator of the community.
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Create a new collection
Go to the Collections section in the Manage panel. Here you can create and manage your collections.
- Click the Add collection button.
- Enter a name for your collection (e.g., "Swimming Spots", "Best Cafes").
- Click Save Collection.
You can edit the collection name later if needed.
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Add sub-collections (optional)
Sub-collections add a second layer of filtering inside a parent collection. Once a collection has sub-collections, it appears as a dropdown on the map instead of a single button.
- In the Collections table, click the collection name to open the edit modal.
- Click Manage Sub-collections.
- Click Add Sub-collection (or + Add first sub-collection if none exist yet).
- Enter a name and save.
- In the sub-collections table, check the boxes to assign places to each sub-collection.
- Use Back to collections when finished.
On the map, visitors see the parent collection as a dropdown—clicking it reveals the sub-collection filters.
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Add places to your collection
After creating a collection, a table appears showing all places in your community with checkboxes for each collection.
- Find the place you want to add in the table.
- Check the box under the collection column to include that place.
- A place can belong to multiple collections—just check multiple boxes.
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View your collection
Changes are saved automatically—no need to click a save button. Simply refresh your page to see the collection in action.
- Collection buttons appear at the top right of your map.
- Visitors can click a collection to filter and see only places in that collection.
- Collections can also be embedded separately on other websites.