First, the disclosure: we make Stasht, one of the eight apps below. Read this knowing that. On September 25, 2026, we checked each app's own listing, help page, or FAQ, and each section links to what we read. That tells you what each developer says its app does. It isn't a hands-on test, and these apps change fast, so check the source for anything you're counting on.
The short answer: Mostly saving places, and already using Google Maps? Start with a Google Maps list. Want a dedicated place map fed by the videos you share? Look at Mapstr, Drawer, or Rezz. Saving from several platforms, and not only places? Stasht, Rodeo, and Albo are built for that. Planning a trip? GoPlaces is designed around trips, though it's currently a waitlist.
How to choose
- What do you save? Only places, or places mixed with recipes, products, and ideas?
- Which phone are you on? Several of these are listed for iPhone only.
- What should happen next? A pin to check later, a list to share, a reminder, a nudge when you're nearby, or a way to find the video again. Each app puts its weight somewhere different.
Stasht (ours)
Share a TikTok, Reel, or other post to Stasht and it looks for the useful details inside. Identified places can appear on your map with the details Stasht finds, and the save keeps a link to the original video. Saves that aren't places work too, and you can find them later by describing what you remember.
Stasht supports shared collections. Invite someone to view a collection, or give them editor access so they can add to it. Stasht runs on iPhone, iPad, Android, and the web. With the supported browser extension, you can review and import posts from your TikTok Collections and keep their grouping.
Honest limits: We're newer than most apps here. A video covering several spots won't always become a clean pin for each one, so glance at the map after you save.
Best for: People who save from more than one platform, for more than one reason.
Here's a real public TikTok save in Stasht:
Its page shows a link to the creator's original TikTok, a place card for Casa Habibi with its Madrid address, a map preview, and a "View on map" link. The place details and the source link stay together.
Rezz
Rezz is built around restaurants. Its App Store listing describes sharing or pasting an Instagram or TikTok restaurant video so Rezz can map and categorize the spot. It's an iPhone app, free to download with an optional subscription.
Best for: Food-first savers who want a restaurant map and nothing else.
GoPlaces
GoPlaces is built for travel. Its site and FAQ describe pulling places from TikTok and Instagram links, AI itineraries, collections, booking, and free and paid tiers. Both currently invite you to join a waitlist, so treat these as advertised features until you can try them.
Best for: Trip planners who don't mind waiting for access.
Drawer
Drawer's App Store listing describes place notes, a map, nearby nudges, public and private collections, and collaboration. Its February 2026 release notes document sharing from Instagram and TikTok, plus pulling place names, locations, and suggested orders from photos and screenshots. Free, designed for iPhone.
Best for: iPhone users whose recs arrive from everywhere, including a friend's screenshot.
Mapstr
The veteran personal map. Mapstr's FAQ documents sharing an Instagram Reel, carousel, or TikTok to Mapstr, with automatic location detection and tag suggestions, on iOS and Android. It also documents proximity alerts. Import is free. The standard map holds up to 300 addresses, and Mapstr Plus removes the limit.
Best for: People who enjoy tagging and curating a map of their own, on either phone.
Rodeo
Rodeo's App Store listing covers saving social posts, screenshots, links, and photos, then plans, maps, reminders, and shared lists. It's listed as iPhone only, and free.
Best for: iPhone friend groups who plan together.
Albo
Albo saves social posts and screenshots. Its Google Play listing offers a map, smart collections, and sharing, with in-app purchases, and its changelog covers pulling details from video. Check its site for current Apple device support.
Best for: General savers who want a map and smart collections, including on Android.
Google Maps lists
Search a place, tap save, pick a list. Free, and your pins are right there while you navigate. Google also offers Screenshot to save, which uses Gemini to spot clear place names in your screenshots and lets you review them before adding. Google says it's opt-in and currently limited to iPhone and iPad in certain countries.
Best for: Place savers who'd rather not add another app.
At a glance
| App | How places get in, per the developer | Built around | Access we checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stasht | Share a post; identified places can appear on your map | Places and other saves, search, shared collections | iPhone, iPad, Android, web |
| Rezz | Share or paste Instagram or TikTok restaurant videos | Restaurants | iPhone |
| GoPlaces | TikTok and Instagram links (advertised) | Trips, itineraries, booking | Waitlist |
| Drawer | Instagram and TikTok sharing, photos, screenshots | Place recs, nudges, collections | iPhone |
| Mapstr | Reels, carousels, and TikToks with location detection | Tagged personal map, proximity alerts | iOS, Android |
| Rodeo | Social posts, screenshots, links, photos | Plans, reminders, shared lists | iPhone |
| Albo | Social posts, screenshots | General saves, map, smart collections | Android listing; see site for more |
| Google Maps lists | Manual saves; Screenshot to save where offered | Places while you navigate | Screenshot to save: iPhone and iPad, certain countries |
Try it with one place
- Pick one place video you'd like to come back to, whether it's for dinner, a trip, or a friend.
- Share it to Stasht from TikTok or Instagram.
- Open the save and check the place, the map, and the link to the original.
If it shows up the way you want, share a collection with whoever you'd go with.
Get Stasht on the App Store, Google Play, or at stasht.app. Save it like you mean it.
Related Stasht guides
- How to save TikTok restaurants to a map
- You saved the restaurant, here's how to actually go
- How to organize saved TikToks: collections, sorting, and 6 methods
- The best ways to save and organize social media posts in one place
About Stasht
We built Stasht because we kept saving the same kinds of things this guide is full of: places from Instagram, TikToks worth trying, articles, recipes, events, and links we actually wanted to use later.
Stash something and Stasht pulls out the useful parts: places, dates, links, hours, notes, and context. Then those saves can show up on your map, in your calendar, in search, or in a roundup when they are actually useful.
Use Stasht on iOS, Android, Chrome, or Safari on Mac.
