Systems and methods to create a geographic heatmap

A system comprising:

• one or more processors and executable instructions accessible on a computer-readable medium that, when executed, configures the one or more processors to at least:
• collect a plurality of location data points that correspond to a group of users each operating a user device, each location data point of the plurality of location data points corresponding to a request, sent over a network and received at a central server, from a user device of a user among the group of users;
• create, using a processor, a geographic heatmap based on the collected plurality of location data points, the geographic heatmap identifying density distributions of the plurality of location data points, the density distributions being concentrations of the location data points included in each of a plurality of identified locations;
• render the geographic heatmap in a user interface on a computer device;
• and
• render, on the geographic heatmap in the user interface, a plurality of concentric circles around a target location, the plurality of concentric circles being higher as the number of location data points associated with the target location increases.

A non-transitory machine-readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by one or more processors of a machine, cause the machine to perform operations comprising:

• collecting a plurality of location data points that correspond to a group of users each operating a user device, each location data point of the plurality of location data points corresponding to a request, sent over a network and received at a central server, from a user device of a user among the group of users;
• creating, using a processor, a geographic heatmap based on the collected plurality of location data points, the geographic heatmap identifying density distributions of the plurality of location data points, the density distributions being concentrations of the location data points included in each of a plurality of identified locations;
• rendering the geographic heatmap in a user interface on a computer device;
• and
• rendering, on the geographic heatmap in the user interface, a plurality of concentric circles around a target location, the plurality of concentric circles being higher as the number of location data points associated with the target location increases.