Hey, I'm Yurii.

Why PinDrop exists

I started PinDrop after one too many evenings fighting game wikis: 5 MB of trackers per page, autoplay video ads, filters hidden behind logins, and the actual data buried under a three-paragraph SEO intro. The pages I needed already existed somewhere — nobody had bothered to make them load fast and respect my time.

So I built a version I'd want to use myself, and kept polishing. Today PinDrop covers five games — Palworld, Enshrouded, Sons of the Forest, Kenshi and Bellwright — each with its own interactive map and database. Palworld is the deepest: the full Paldeck, a breeding calculator, type chart, tier lists, and per-region guides. Every page is server-rendered, has a stable canonical URL, and ships structured data so search engines and AI assistants can cite it directly.

Building a Palworld blog or wiki page?

The interactive map is free to embed on your site — one line of HTML drops the live, always-current map into any post. No signup, no API key, no rate limit.

What's next

• Crimson Desert support — the next game to get a PinDrop map.
• Your idea? yura@pindrop.gg — the roadmap reads its inbox.

Reviews

Honest feedback is how I find out what to fix. If you've used PinDrop, tell me what you really think on Trustpilot — good or bad, it all helps.