When to Use

Heat Map is best for showing density or intensity. Instead of plotting each location as a single point, values are aggregated into a smooth color gradient, making it ideal for:

Identifying hotspots of customer activity (e.g., where most check-ins or orders happen).
Highlighting population clusters or areas with high demand.

Create in 3 Steps

Select a map type

When creating a new layer, choose Heat Map.

Match data

Select data source: Choose Google Sheets or Notion.
- For Notion, connect your account or use a public share link.
- For Google Sheets, paste the public URL of your sheet.
Choose coordinate type:
- Use Lat/Lon fields if your data already has coordinates.
- Or select an Address column, and MapOn will geocode it into coordinates.

Visualize

Select a color to represent density (e.g., green to red).
Adjust the radius to control how widely each point is.
You can reverse the color if needed.

Finally, click Create, and your Heat Map will be generated instantly.