Students collaborating with a laptop and notes outdoors

Who We Are

What we do

We are a network of high school student volunteers who believe that a community's existence on the map is an undeniable right. We work together to ensure that every place is represented and to create meaningful change through mapping.

By enabling young mappers to find navigation gaps and map community roads, our goal is to connect technology with active participation to create meaningful local and global impact.

Traffic diversion sign beside a protected hillside road in UnaUna, Himachal Pradesh, India
Comparison of detailed and incomplete map coverage for Mbandjock, CameroonMbandjock, Cameroon
OpenStreetMap (Top) vs Google Maps (Bottom)

Why Mapping Matters

With over 2 billion users each month, Google Maps is the world’s most-used navigation app. However, many regions, especially those in underdeveloped countries, still suffer from incomplete, inaccurate map data.

In today’s world, if you aren't on the map, you don't exist to emergency services, delivery networks, or humanitarian aid. Therefore, we plan to dedicate our time to bridging this digital divide, one road at a time.