PinTagged – Save, Tag & Organize Google Maps Places

Save places from Google Maps, tag and organize them with notes and categories, and actually find them again.

PinTagged organizes every place you save on Google Maps so you can actually find it again. Google Maps lets you save a spot with a single tap, but every saved place goes into one giant, unsorted list with no categories, no notes, and no easy way to search. Six months later you're re-Googling the same restaurant you already found, because Google Maps gave you no way to remember why you saved it in the first place. PinTagged fixes that. Click the PinTagged icon on any Google Maps place, add a category, a color, and a note about why it matters, and it's saved into your own organized library — searchable, filterable, and built around how you actually think about places, not Google's generic "starred" list. Whether you're planning a trip, building a list of date-night spots, tracking places for work, or just trying to remember that one bakery from two years ago, PinTagged turns Google Maps' saved-places mess into a real system. HOW IT WORKS PinTagged runs only on google.com/maps. It has no access to any other site you visit. When you save a place, PinTagged reads that place's public listing details — name, address, category, rating — directly from the Google Maps page you're already on, and stores it in your own PinTagged account so you can organize and revisit it anytime. Nothing is tracked outside of Google Maps, and no data is collected from any other tab or site. 1. Install the extension. Takes about 10 seconds, and you can browse without creating an account first. 2. Save as you browse. Find a place on Google Maps, click Save, pick a category, and add a note if you want one. 3. Come back anytime. Open PinTagged to see everything you've saved, organized exactly the way you set it up — not the way Google decided to organize it for you. FEATURES - One-click save. See a place on Google Maps you want to remember? Click the PinTagged icon. No forms, no extra steps, no friction. - Your own categories. Not just "favorites" — build categories that match how you actually think: Coffee Spots, Weekend Trips, Client Dinners, Someday List. Color-coded so you can scan your saved places at a glance. - Notes that stick. Jot down why you saved a place — "the one with the rooftop," "book two weeks ahead," "great with kids" — right on the pin, so future-you isn't guessing. - Collections. Group places into a collection for a trip, a neighborhood, or a project. Share the plan instead of a screenshot of a map. - Instant directions. One click from any saved place straight into Google Maps directions — no re-searching for a place you already found once. - Organized your way. Search, filter, and browse your saved places by category, collection, or note — not Google's flat, unsorted list. WHO PINTAGGED IS FOR Travelers who save a dozen restaurants and shops while researching a trip and need them grouped by neighborhood or day, not buried in one long list. Foodies building a running list of places to try, with notes on what to order or when to book. People planning date nights or weekend outings who want a curated, searchable shortlist instead of scrolling through everything they've ever starred. Anyone doing location research for work — scouting neighborhoods, comparing venues, or building a "best of the city" guide — who needs saved places organized by project instead of mixed in with personal ones. WHY NOT JUST USE GOOGLE MAPS' BUILT-IN LISTS Google Maps' native "Saved" feature gives you a small set of default lists (Favorites, Want to go, Starred) with no notes field, limited custom categories, and no easy way to search across everything you've saved by keyword. PinTagged doesn't replace Google Maps — it runs on top of it, adding the organizational layer Google Maps is missing: unlimited custom categories, color coding, per-place notes, and collections that map to how you actually plan trips, meals, and outings. PRICING PinTagged is free to start: save up to 30 places with every feature included — notes, categories, and collections — and no credit card required. If you need more than 30 saved places, PinTagged Pro removes the limit for $4.99 per month or $39.99 per year (works out to about $3.33/month, a 33% savings over paying monthly). Upgrading happens right inside the extension: install PinTagged, sign in, and tap Upgrade to Pro whenever you're ready. Cancel anytime from your account — no emails, no phone calls required. PRIVACY PinTagged only activates on google.com/maps. It cannot see or access any other website you visit, and it does not track your browsing outside of Google Maps. Your saved places, categories, and notes are tied to your PinTagged account so they're available any time you're logged in, on any device. FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Is PinTagged free? Yes. The free plan covers up to 30 saved places with every feature included — notes, categories, and collections — no credit card required. Upgrade to Pro anytime if you need more. Does PinTagged work on mobile? Right now PinTagged is a Chrome extension built for desktop, where most trip planning and place research happens. Mobile support is on the roadmap. Where does my data live? Your saved places, notes, and categories are stored securely and tied to your PinTagged account, so they're accessible any time you're logged in. Will PinTagged slow down Google Maps or track my browsing? No. PinTagged only runs on google.com/maps, has no access to any other tab or site, and only reads the place details on the Google Maps page you're actively viewing when you choose to save something. How do I cancel Pro? Manage or cancel your subscription anytime from your account settings inside the extension — no emails or phone calls needed. Can I add places I already starred in Google Maps? Yes — open any place you previously starred, click the PinTagged icon, and save it the same way you'd save a brand-new place. It counts toward your saved-places total the same as any other save. GET STARTED Add PinTagged to Chrome, save your first place from Google Maps, and see the difference between Google's one giant list and a saved-places system that's actually organized. If you've ever re-Googled a restaurant you already found once, or scrolled through a hundred starred pins looking for the one you actually meant to save, PinTagged is built for exactly that problem.