A map built by the people who paint

Graffiti Spot is where writers log, share and discover spots — legal walls, tolerated grey-areas, fresh burners and halls of fame. One map, one scene.

The work is already out there on the street. This just puts it on a map — so you can find the good walls, see what went up this week, follow the writers behind it and get to the next jam. No gatekeeping, no algorithm deciding what's worth your time. The photo is the star; the app stays quiet.

What we care about

The photo is the star

Art stays loud, the interface stays out of the way. Every screen is built to show the wall, not to show off.

Dropping a spot takes seconds

A photo, a pin, a status. Every extra field has to earn its place — you should be back to painting before the cap dries.

Privacy is non-negotiable

We strip location metadata from the photos we store, never ask for real names or numbers, and credit artists only when the work is publicly signed. Read the privacy page for the details.

Ephemerality is a feature

Walls get buffed, capped, gone over. That's graffiti. The wall's life status is first-class data here, kept separate from whether a spot is legal, tolerated or hall of fame — so the archive remembers even after the paint doesn't.

Who it's for

Writers logging their spots. Photographers documenting the walls before they're buffed. Crews keeping a record. People who just like walking a city and knowing which walls are worth the detour. Whether you paint or just shoot — if you respect the wall and the ones who came before you, you're in the right place.

Ready? Open the map or drop a spot. Painting itself? Read the code first.