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ChargingAtlas
Every US public EV charger on one map, from DOE data
ChargingAtlas puts the US Department of Energy's NREL public-charging station data - every public charger, network, and connector - onto one fast map. Search a city or use the near-me view. No app, no account. 74,890 stations, 4,334 city pages, one source: DOE/NREL. To be clear: it maps public DOE data - it's not a charging network and doesn't handle payments or live availability like PlugShare or ABRP. It also has an MCP endpoint (chargingatlas.com/mcp) so an AI assistant can query the data.
Hey PH, Tamas here, solo maker. ChargingAtlas came from wanting a quick, no-login map of where I can actually charge - without a charging-network app trying to sign me up. So I took the US DOE's NREL public-charging dataset (74,890 stations) and put it on one clean map, one page per city, source shown. To set expectations: it maps public DOE data - it's not a charging network and doesn't do payments or live 'is it working right now' availability like PlugShare/ABRP. I also just added an MCP endpoint (chargingatlas.com/mcp) so an AI assistant can query the charging data directly. Two things I'd love feedback on: (1) is a clean static map of public data useful next to the live-status apps, or do you only want real-time? (2) would the MCP endpoint be something you'd actually wire into an assistant? Thanks for looking.
About ChargingAtlas on Product Hunt
“Every US public EV charger on one map, from DOE data”
ChargingAtlas was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #84 on the daily leaderboard. ChargingAtlas puts the US Department of Energy's NREL public-charging station data - every public charger, network, and connector - onto one fast map. Search a city or use the near-me view. No app, no account. 74,890 stations, 4,334 city pages, one source: DOE/NREL. To be clear: it maps public DOE data - it's not a charging network and doesn't handle payments or live availability like PlugShare or ABRP. It also has an MCP endpoint (chargingatlas.com/mcp) so an AI assistant can query the data.
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Who hunted ChargingAtlas?
ChargingAtlas was hunted by Tamas Kalman. A “hunter” on Product Hunt is the community member who submits a product to the platform — uploading the images, the link, and tagging the makers behind it. Hunters typically write the first comment explaining why a product is worth attention, and their followers are notified the moment they post. Around 79% of featured launches on Product Hunt are self-hunted by their makers, but a well-known hunter still acts as a signal of quality to the rest of the community. See the full all-time top hunters leaderboard to discover who is shaping the Product Hunt ecosystem.
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