Ask IH: Is there a need for dedicated map solution for no-code?

I have been developing map applications for some time and I became curious to find out if there are any no-code solution allowing to build more or less complex map experiences: let's say placemarks that pop up on the map in realtime when new posts are made, or placemarks that move or change color when datasource changes for the hypothetical usecase when we want to visualize uber eats's like meal delivery.

I have absolutely no experience with no-code tools, but my assumption was that there would be a platform on top of something like Mapbox or Google Maps which you can connect through zappier to some datasource like google sheet or airtable, so that placemark will pop up or move as a result of CRUD events emitted from those datasources.

Does anybody know what combination of no-code tools can be used to achieve such behavior? I have found we can embed google maps into site and app builders like webflow and adalo, but these, correct me if I am wrong, come with static placemarks only.

This brings me to the question - is a need for such a solution? I assume AirBnB-like clones should be more or less common - it needs a placemark appearing on the map as a result of filling out some web form to begin with.

What do you think?