Map Search

The map toolbar includes a Search for locations… bar that lets you navigate the map and drop search pins by typing an address, place name, coordinates, or multiple locations at once.

How It Works

As you type, Zeus.ai queries Google Places and shows a dropdown of matching suggestions. You can pick a suggestion with a mouse click, or use the ↑ / ↓ arrow keys to highlight one and press Enter to confirm. Press Escape to dismiss the dropdown.

When a result resolves to a specific address or business, a Search pin is dropped on the map and the map flies to that location. When a result resolves to a city, state, postal code, or other region, the map pans and zooms to that area without dropping a pin.

Search pins created from the search bar appear in the Sites panel under the S filter, the same as long-press search pins. See Search Pins for details on viewing, locating, and removing them.

Input Types

General text — addresses and places

Type any address, business name, or place name. Autocomplete suggestions appear as you type.

Example: 123 Main St, Tampa, FL or Starbucks

A "Search in this area" option always appears at the top of the dropdown. Selecting it finds all matching places near the current map view and drops a pin for each one, fitting the map to show all results.

Coordinates

Type a latitude/longitude pair separated by a comma. The dropdown shows a confirmation hint; press Enter or click the hint to navigate to those exact coordinates and drop a pin there.

Accepted formats:

• 27.9506, -82.4572
• 27.9506,-82.4572

Intersections

Type two street names joined by & or and. You can include a city or state after a comma for context.

Examples:

• Main St & Oak Ave
• Main St & Oak Ave, Tampa, FL

Multi-term search

Separate multiple search terms with a semicolon (;) to search for several places in one query. Zeus.ai resolves each term independently and drops a pin for each result, then fits the map to show all of them.

Example: 123 Main St, Tampa; 456 Oak Ave, Orlando

TIP

Multi-term search is useful for comparing multiple candidate locations at once — for example, evaluating several proposed addresses in different cities without navigating between them one by one.

Search Result Behavior

Result type	What happens
Address or business	Drops a Search pin; map flies to location
Multiple results	Drops a pin for each result; map fits all pins
City / state / region	Map pans and zooms to the area; no pin dropped
Coordinates	Drops a pin at the exact coordinates; map flies there
No results	Dropdown shows "No results"

Keyboard Shortcuts

Key	Action
↓ / ↑	Move through suggestions
Enter	Confirm highlighted suggestion, or submit the query if none is highlighted
Escape	Close the suggestions dropdown
Tab	Close the suggestions dropdown