About · 2026
We love this state.
We're building it a better map.
Minnesota has 5.7 million of us who care about the block we live on, the lake we fish, the school board election, and the café on the corner. Most folks still don't know what's on the city agenda this week—not because they don't care, because nobody built the right tool for here.
For the Love of Minnesota is that tool: one live statewide map where your town's places, neighbors, and local government sit in the same view—not scattered PDFs and feeds built for somewhere else.
Sound familiar?
Council agendas land as PDFs most people never open. Local newsrooms are thinner than they used to be. When something breaks on your street you post and hope someone sees it—or you stop trying. The big platforms were built for scale, not for life in Stillwater, Duluth, or Moorhead.
What we're making
We started with the map—your city in one live view: places, community posts, and local government in the same frame. We're adding meeting agendas, business pages, school district context, and townships that still barely exist online.
We're early on purpose. We'd rather get one city right than slap 853 names on a map and call it done.
One map, the whole state
Whether you're in Minneapolis or a township of four hundred, the idea is the same: one place to see your community—not twelve browser tabs, a Facebook group that scrolls past in an hour, and a county site you only find when you're already mad.
If you live here
- See what's happening on your block and who's showing up for your city.
- Share what you love, flag what needs fixing, ask neighbors for help, note what matters, and keep local government in sight.
- Put your business or organization on the map when pages open—linked to where you actually are.
What's live and what's next
We'd rather show you straight than oversell. Here's what you can use today and what we're building toward.
- Now
Find your city
Browse the live map, read community posts, and see local context for your town—no account required to look around.
- Next
Shops and organizations on the map
Pages for local businesses, schools, and community groups tied to real places—not another listing lost on the internet.
- Building
City hall in the same view
Meeting agendas, public records, and government updates beside your neighborhood—not buried on a county website.
Built here. For here.
We're private, independent, and Minnesotan—born and raised in this state, not a coast playbook with our name on it. Your neighborhood isn't fuel for a national feed built for outrage. We're building in the open so the people who live here can see how it grows.
Look around without an account. Sign in when you want to post, save places, or follow your city.