Nova Maps

Nova Maps is an interactive mapping web app built with Streamlit, combining OpenStreetMap, TomTom, and OpenRouteService into a single dashboard for searching, navigating, and exploring locations. Look up any address or place by name and the map snaps to it with a labeled pin. You can also tap "Use My Location" to find yourself via browser geolocation — the map shows your position along with a shaded accuracy circle reflecting how precise the fix actually is (GPS vs. Wi-Fi/IP-based). Enter a start and end point, pick a travel mode (drive, walk, or bike), and get a routed path drawn on the map with distance and estimated travel time. Check live traffic conditions near any location — current speed vs. free-flow speed, a color-coded congestion indicator (green/orange/red), road closure status, and nearby traffic incidents plotted directly on the map. Search for nearby points of interest — coffee shops, gas stations, hospitals, anything — within an adjustable radius, with results shown as a pinned list and on the map, including address, category, and phone number when available. Switch the base map style on the fly: standard OpenStreetMap, dark mode, light mode, terrain, or satellite imagery. Some problems I had along the way were finding a free API-based map service. Hope all of you love it! Also check out my other websites on Streamlit!