Google Local Guides

 
Editing & Adding Places Now Available Worldwide
We work hard to make sure Google Maps is the best app for people deciding where to go and how to get there. But the world changes fast. To keep up, we've created tools to suggest edits or add new places by tapping into your local knowledge.
Now we've made those features available worldwide by adding support for 159 new countries and territories — 246 total. You can do this from desktop, Android, and iOS.
We hope this is as inspiring for you as it is for us. Even if there isn't something wrong on the map, you can contribute answers, photos, or reviews to the places you've been at anytime.

If you are not already a member, you should become today!
 


Seriously. No one is using this program? 😀

New: View Your Points on Google Maps Desktop
Head to your contributions tab on Google Maps for desktop to see your reviews, photos, suggested places to contribute to, and now your Local Guides points and level. Click on the progress bar to see the full breakdown.

Popular Times Now Available for iOS
Tired of having to wait in line for your favorite restaurants? You can see when places are the most busy in the Google Maps app for both Android, and now iOS. Popular times are based on average popularity over the last several weeks, based on data from users who chose to share location information with Google.
 
Check the Status of Your Map Edits
Wondering if the hours you corrected are published for all to see? Visit the new Edits tab in Your Contributions to see the status of the places you added or edited on Google Maps. Now available in Google Maps for Android and desktop, with iOS rolling out soon.

Make the World More Accessible
Your answers to accessibility questions ("Is there a wheelchair accessible entrance?") in Google Maps are important to millions of people who rely on your guidance when navigating the real world. We've put together a guide for how to answer these questions accurately and help you make the biggest impact possible.
 
We know you love to make the map better — and now you'll always know what to do next. We're rolling out "missions" on Google Maps for Android that show you where and how to make the biggest impact.

Found a review that was particularly helpful? Now you can give it a thumbs up to let others know. Currently available on desktop and Google Maps for Android, with iOS coming soon.

Did we ask you a question that seems off? Now you can click the flag in the lower right corner to escalate possible mistakes to our product team.
 

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