foodcrawl

Drop a food video, get a map.

Every place keeps its receipt — the exact quote, the timestamp, and the spot it came from.

YouTube only · 1–3 min per video · 5 free/hr on the shared key
open source·agpl-3.0·no tracking · no ads · no subscription
live525places·261videos·56creators·37countries

Feed

Latest videos parsed.

$300 Japanese BBQ! This is Tokyo's MOST EXPENSIVE All You Can Eat Yakiniku
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$300 Japanese BBQ! This is Tokyo's MOST EXPENSIVE All You Can Eat Yakiniku

Mike ChenMike Chen·1w ago
Rokkasen Honten

Questions

How do I find the restaurants mentioned in a food video?
Paste the video link into Foodcrawl. It reads the transcript, pulls out every restaurant named, and drops them on a map — each with the exact quote and the timestamp it was said. Works with YouTube, TikTok, Reddit threads and articles.
Can I turn a YouTube food video into a Google Maps list?
Yes. Paste the YouTube link and Foodcrawl extracts each restaurant with its location — open any pin in Google Maps in one tap. It's free, runs in the browser, and needs no app.
Is there a tool to map every restaurant a YouTuber visited?
Foodcrawl builds a map per creator: every restaurant across all of their parsed videos, grouped by city. Browse the creators page, or paste more of their videos to keep adding to it.
Is Foodcrawl free?
Yes — it is open-source (AGPL-3.0), with no ads, no subscription, and no account required.