For parents out and about with little ones

Pangea shows you the nearest changing table, playground or café with room for the pram, wherever you are.

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You know this moment

It's two in the afternoon, the nappy is full, and your map app thinks you want a museum.

Or the baby is hungry on a loud square. Or the toddler has been strapped in the pram since breakfast. Either way you end up asking strangers and reading café reviews for the word “pram”. Here is the same afternoon twice, without Pangea and with it.

14:05
  1. Search “baby changing near me”. Get a shopping centre 2 km away.
  2. Read café reviews hoping someone mentions a pram.
  3. Ask a waiter. Then another one.
  4. Give up and head back early.

What it costs: the best part of the afternoon

  1. Open the app. See what's around you.
  2. Tap the nearest changing table. Three minutes that way.
  3. Walk over. It's there. Another parent checked last week.
  4. Carry on with your day.

What it takes: a glance at your phone

The app

Six things you'd normally find out at the door

Pangea tells you what's around you for a baby or a toddler, whether it's open, what it costs, if the pram will fit, and whether another parent has checked it lately. All of it before you set off.

Ask other parents

A map knows the address. Parents know if it's worth the trip.

Will the pram fit through the door? Does the pharmacy speak English? Every city in Pangea has its own channels, and the people in them live there. Ask, and the answer comes from someone who went last week.

It's parents talking about their own streets. When someone recommends a place they can attach it straight from the map, so the tip opens where you need it. A reply in French or Italian translates with one tap, and if you follow a channel, your phone tells you when somebody answers.

Example
Weekends with kidsParis · parents' channel
We're in Paris until Sunday with a 4-year-old. Rain all weekend. Anywhere indoors that isn't packed?

Camille · lives in the 6e

Story time at Chantelivre. My son loves it, and it's calm in the mornings. Book ahead on weekends.
La Maison des histoires ChantelivreBookshop with a play corner · ages 3–6

Inès · mum of two

Go right at opening. By eleven it's full of families with the same idea.Translated from French · Show original
Perfect, booked for Saturday. Merci!
A plan for a relaxed morning with a toddler in Paris: 3 stops, about 25 minutes of walking, 2 km, starting at the Rue'Golotte playground A plan for a rainy afternoon in Paris: 3 stops, about 45 minutes of walking, 3.8 km, starting indoors at a baby store A nap-friendly plan in Paris: 4 stops, starting at the Aire de jeux des petits playground A plan for feeding the baby then a coffee in Paris: 4 stops, starting at the Tuileries playground

Day planner

A whole day, planned from real places

Describe the day in your own words. Pangea picks places parents have added and puts them in walking order, with the walk between stops and the total for the day, so you know what small legs are in for.

Tap one to see the plan Pangea made for it in Paris.

Change it the way you'd say it out loud, “make it shorter” or “add somewhere for a coffee”, and the plan updates. If there aren't enough places near you yet, the same request goes to the city's parents as a question instead, in one tap.

Less searching. More of the day you came for.

Pangea isn't another thing to manage. It's the reason the afternoon doesn't end at the first meltdown.

Stay out longer

When you know where the next swing, bench or changing table is, you stop planning the day around getting home.

A toddler in a knitted jumper on a wooden swing, a parent's hand on his back
New city A parent carrying a baby in a wrap looks out over an old city

Say yes to the trip

Look up the city before you go: its best places for little ones, and the tips parents there have left. Arrive already knowing the basics are covered.

Coffee, still warm A family with a toddler and a pram at a café table on a cobbled square

Sit down and breathe

Find the café with room for the pram, a high chair and a little patience for noise.

Where it works today

Four cities have a head start

Each one opened with what public map data already knows: the playgrounds, pharmacies and baby shops, and the changing tables somebody took the trouble to tag. What that data can't tell you is whether the table is clean, whether the door fits a pram, or whether the café minds a crying baby. Only parents know that, and they're adding it one visit at a time.

  1. MelbourneAustralia4,996 places
  2. ParisFrance3,791 places
  3. ZagrebCroatia999 places
  4. CopenhagenDenmark1,023 places

Counted on 13 October 2026. The next city is the one parents ask for.

Parents helping parents

Kept honest by whoever was there last

The map is kept up to date by the people who need it most: parents with a pram and a nappy bag.

Adding a place, step 2 of 5: What did you find? Diaper, Nursing, Playground, Café

A parent finds a spot

A clean changing table, a quiet nursing room, a playground with a fence. They add it in a minute: what it is, where, and what to know.

A card on a place page: 1 of 3 parents confirmed, with a Confirm this place button

Others confirm it

Every visit, a tap on “Confirm this place” or a quick review. Wrong details get fixed, missing hours get added.

How busy is it right now? Three choices: Quiet, Moderate, Busy

You walk over, sure

You know it's there before you set off, instead of hoping. And once you're there, one tap tells the next parent how busy it is.

Your city not on the map yet?

Pangea launches city by city, and it goes where parents ask. Tell us where you are. If you'd like to add the first places with us, say so, and we'll get you in early and help you seed it.

Tell us your city

Before you try it

Is it really free?

Yes. Finding places, saving them, adding new ones and asking other parents is free, with no subscription. The day planner makes up to 10 plans a month for free.

Do I need an account?

Not to look around. Open the map and start exploring. You need a free account to save places, write a review, add a spot of your own, chat with other parents or plan a day.

Will it work in my city?

Pangea starts from open map data, so most cities already have places on the map. Parents add and confirm the rest, so coverage grows every week. If your city looks thin, tell us where you are and we'll seed it with you.

Does it work without data abroad?

Places you've already looked at stay on your phone, so the map still shows them when the signal drops. Asking other parents and planning a day need a connection.

When can I get it?

Pangea is in its last stretch before the App Store and Google Play, and it launches city by city. Leave your email and your city below, and you'll be first to hear when it's ready where you are.

What kind of places will I find?

Changing tables, nursing rooms, playgrounds, family-friendly cafés and restaurants, family toilets, pharmacies and doctors, baby shops and things to do with little ones.

How do I know a place is still there?

Parents confirm places when they visit, and you can see when that last happened. If something has changed, any parent can report it.

Early access

Your next day out, a little lighter.

Pangea launches city by city. Leave your email and where you are, and you'll get one message when it's ready for you.

Put Pangea in your pocket before the next “where do we go?” moment.

No spam. One email when Pangea is in your city, and nothing else. We keep your email and city for that alone, and delete them if you ask.

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