Proof 01
The first build centers the map and nearby-business list so discovery starts with location instead of a static directory.
Map-based web appLocal discovery idea
Bizcribe
A map-based product idea for local business discovery, with filters, business registration, and location-based browsing.
What needed solving
The local discovery idea needed a complete first product surface: map-based browsing for visitors, filters and radius controls for narrowing results, location context for nearby listings, and a registration path so business owners could add themselves instead of relying on a manually maintained directory.
Constraints
- The map has to stay readable while still giving people useful nearby-business context.
- The business registration path has to be obvious without overwhelming the browsing experience.
- Location search, filters, and empty states need to make sense even when a region has few listings.
Current proof
Bizcribe has a working product surface for testing local discovery and business onboarding, with room to grow as listings are added.
Visible proof
The live app shows a location-led directory experience with map browsing, filters, and an owner-facing registration path.
Related services
Screenshots from the live site
The live app shows a location-led directory experience with map browsing, filters, and an owner-facing registration path.
These screenshots are captured from live public views so the portfolio proof matches what visitors can open and use today.
What the build proves
Proof 02
Filters and radius controls help users narrow results while preserving the broader map context.
Proof 03
The Add Business path gives the idea a way to grow listings from owners, not just visitors.
What the project includes
Deliverables
- Map-based discovery interface
- Business registration entry point
- Filtering and location browsing UI
- Empty-state and local listing patterns
Stack
ReactTypeScriptFastAPITailwind CSS
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