Ship a series, not a single map
The startup map proved the gap. Mapping HYD turns that into an atlas — reusable map kit, seeded data, and a hub that introduces each layer as it ships.
Dropping the needle into the groove
City Atlas · Maps / 2026
A living atlas of Hyderabad — maps that answer where to build, eat, live, and what the city is losing — one layer at a time.

What I owned
Solo product series: Next.js hub at mapmyhyd.com, Leaflet and Firebase map apps, open data seeding, and a shared architecture for each new city layer.
Look closer / Interface notes
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The hub presents Hyderabad as a series of maps — startups live first, with eateries and heritage in progress — so each layer is a clear product, not a dumped directory.
Existing Mapping HYD hub artwork. Layer statuses reflect the live atlas at mapmyhyd.com and the startup map at startups.mapmyhyd.com.
Product decisions
The startup map proved the gap. Mapping HYD turns that into an atlas — reusable map kit, seeded data, and a hub that introduces each layer as it ships.
Each layer is useful on its own: startups with funding and jobs on a live map first; eateries, heritage, and more in the pipeline — open data, real places, maps you can actually use.
The shipped work
Hub live at mapmyhyd.com; Hyderabad Startup Map live at startups.mapmyhyd.com. Eateries Race and Deccan Heritage are next in the series.