Territory & door-knock platform

Know your turf.

MapMyTurf turns a suburb into fair, walkable patches with real door counts, then tracks every knock, every callback and every rep live on the map — under your company's own brand.

Built by a door-knocking company that needed it, then opened up to everyone else's crews.

The MapMyTurf logo — a red map pin standing on a road between city blocks
14 million+official address points on the map
2 countriesAustralia and the United States
Minutesto split a whole suburb into fair patches
2 tapsto log any knock against the right house

Try it right now

Knock a door in the live demo.

Real streets, real houses, patches cut by our split engine — no sign-up, nothing to install. Tap a door, log the knock, watch the patch fill in. It's the exact map your crew would use.

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How it works

Suburb in. Fair patches out. Knocks logged.

1

Split the suburb

Type a suburb or draw an area. The engine cuts it along real roads into balanced patches — both sides of a street stay together, cul-de-sacs stay whole, parks are never turf.

2

Hand out the patches

Every patch shows its real door count. Assign by rep and by day — Monday's crew sees Monday's streets, in their colour.

3

Knock and log

Reps clock on, appear as live dots, and log every door in two taps — or by voice. Callbacks become reminders that fire even with the app closed.

2-minute walkthrough — video coming soon We're filming a real split, a real hand-out and a real knock. Until then, the live demo above is the real thing.

What it does

The map does the thinking. Your crew does the doors.

01

Real door counts, not guesses

Every patch shows how many doors are actually in it, counted from official government address data — G-NAF across Australia and the National Address Database in the US. A "150-door patch" means 150 real letterboxes.

02

Splits that follow the streets

Draw an area and the engine splits it into balanced patches along real roads — no lines through backyards, and a cul-de-sac is never cut in half. One court, one rep, every time.

03

Live team map, tied to the clock

Reps appear as live dots only while clocked on. Clock off or take a break and the dot disappears on the spot — location sharing is part of the shift, not surveillance.

04

Callbacks that keep themselves

"Come back at six" becomes a reminder on the rep's phone that fires even with the app closed. Promises made on the doorstep stop slipping through.

05

Territory tools for real weeks

Merge two small patches into one turf, re-split an area when the plan changes, and line patches up against days of the week so Monday's crew knows Monday's streets.

06

Your brand on the front door

MapMyTurf is white-label: your name, colours and logo across the whole app. Your crew signs into your tool — we just run the engine underneath.

Built for the field

Three seats, one map.

The rep

Open the app, see your patch.

Today's turf is already on the map with its door count. Clock on, knock, log each door in two taps, and let the callback reminders chase the "come back later"s for you.

The manager

Split a suburb before smoko.

Turn a whole suburb into fair patches in minutes, hand them out by rep and by day, then watch the crew's live dots and see who clocked on, worked and took breaks.

The owner

One platform, your name on it.

Every crew — including subcontractors — works inside your brand, on one system. The knock history, the maps and the numbers stay yours, in one place.

Pricing

Pay for reps who knock. Not seats that sit.

Start with a 30-day free trial of everything. After that it's simple per-rep pricing — and a rep only counts in the months they actually clock on.

  • 30 days free — the full platform, no feature gates.
  • Per active rep, monthly — billed on who clocked on, not who's on the list.
  • Off-season costs nothing — benched reps don't bill until they're back on the doors.

See it on your own suburb.

The fastest way to judge it: a 20-minute walkthrough where we split a suburb you actually knock.