Record Maps is a free, evidence-first map that brings together 657,249 source-linked public records across 23 datasets. Created as a project by p10q, it helps people explore providers, facilities, schools, housing, banks, and local services while keeping each dataset distinct rather than combining information into a blended score.

Users can search the map directory, browse by category, or begin with questions about local education, care, health services, housing support, recovery resources, and home projects. The directory includes public and private schools; child care, senior care, hospice, and home health; hospitals, community health centers, dialysis facilities, and other health providers; public and affordable housing; bank branches; structural contractors; and solar installers. It also covers specialized services such as fertility clinics, cosmetic surgery, and hair restoration.

Record Maps offers a location-based explorer and a short guided tour. People can find records nearby, save a shortlist, compare facts, and follow links to original sources. The site also offers optional privacy-filtered analytics, stating that search terms, record identities, notes, and addresses are not sent.