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Crowdsourced map of cheap eats & deals in Vietnam, America, Australia and more -> People submit the favorite cheap places for others to discover

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| Website | codegres.org | cheapmap.app |
| Company | — | 2026 |
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Cheap Map (cheapmap.app) is a community-driven map app helping budget-conscious users find affordable restaurants, street food, shops and gas stations across Vietnam — with real prices submitted and ranked by the community, so business owners can't game the rankings. It also aggregates Hot Deals...
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CheapMap.app's answer:
Cheap Map leads with real, community-submitted prices — not estimates. Every restaurant, shop and gas-station price comes from users and is ranked by community trust, so business owners can't game the rankings. It combines three things in one free app: a price-first local map, a multi-merchant deal aggregator (Tiki, Shopee, Traveloka), and free money tools (currency converter, purchasing-power and sale-price calculators). Hyperlocal to Vietnam, bilingual Vietnamese/English.
CheapMap.app's answer:
CheapMap.app's answer:
Budget-conscious locals, students, and travelers/expats in Vietnam looking for affordable food, shops and fuel — typically in the $0.50–$20 range — plus deal-hunters who want sales aggregated from major Vietnamese merchants.
CheapMap.app's answer:
Cheap Map started as an indie project to solve a real local problem: finding genuinely cheap, good-value places in Vietnam, where price information is scattered and unreliable. Crowdsourcing real prices and ranking them by community trust keeps the data honest and useful.
CheapMap.app's answer:
Next.js (TypeScript), Mapbox GL JS, Spring Boot 3 (Java 21), PostgreSQL with PostGIS. Hosted on Vercel, Railway and Supabase.
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