Your campervan trip, planned night by night. On one map, in one place.
Start with where you're going, when, who's coming and what you drive.
A lot of trips start in a chat now.
Ask one for ten nights in Brittany and you’ll get a sensible route. Give Quiet Route the same brief and it plans the trip: every place checked, every night one tap from Maps, and a plan that changes when you do.
What it does
Planned at home, ready on the road.
Ten nights in Brittany, on one map.
Every night has a place to sleep and every day its drive and the stops worth making, each one checked on Google Maps. Step through it a day at a time, with a budget that shows how it’s worked out.
575 miles, ten nights, one map
Saved beside your other trips, the same tomorrow.
Share it as a link with whoever’s coming, open it on your iPhone, offline once you’re within a month of going, and go back to any version you’ve made.
Next up: Finistère Coast, ten nights
Tonight’s campsite, pinned where it really is.
One tap opens it in Maps, another where it’s listed, and Directions takes you there.
Camping des Abers: Park4Night, Maps, Directions
An extra night at Crozon, and the days move with you.
Add the night and every later day moves on, each showing where it was. Change your mind and put it back.
One tap to add it, one to put it back
From the road
Three trips, in their words.
Gave it a week in the Cairngorms and it mapped a route that actually flowed - no doubling back across Scotland. Being able to open each day in Google Maps sealed it.
Jake S. · Cairngorms · VW Transporter I usually wing these trips and miss half the good stuff. This sorted a full Duddon Valley and coast route in minutes, with spots I'd never have found.
Bev J. · Duddon Valley · VW Crafter Knew I needed it the moment I saw it. Spot on if you know what you want but don't have hours to plan it - it built my 14-night Dolomites trip and found the things to do for me.
Mark T. · Dolomites · VW Crafter
Example trips, as Quiet Route planned them
Your first trip is free, then
- 50 plans a yearUK and Europe. A new trip, a fresh take or a re-plan each counts as one plan.
- The whole tripEvery night planned on one map, with every place checked on Google Maps and a budget that shows how it’s worked out.
- Yours to changeSwap or hide stops, add a night on the road and put it back, and share it as a link.
Full refund within 14 days if you bought on the web.
Pricing
One payment, a full year of trips.
£28 is the current founding price. It moves to £35 from member 50, and nobody already here rises with it. See how the pricing works.
- Buy on the web or in the iPhone app. One subscription, both places.
- 50 plans a year, UK and Europe.
- The price you join at is the price you keep.
- If you don't renew, the trips you've saved stay yours to view.
David O'Sullivan
Founder, Quiet Route
Built by one person, planning the same trips you are.
Questions
A few things you might want to know.
A full year of trips. Plan one, change your mind, plan another. Each gives you a route, overnight stops, things worth doing and a budget, night by night, with every place checked on Google Maps and the fuel sums shown. Every trip is kept in your account with each version of it, so you can go back, and any trip can be shared with a link or opened on your iPhone. Fifty plans a year. That's far more than anyone takes, and if you get close I'll be in touch before you reach it.
Yes. Your first trip is free, and you won't need a card for it. That's one trip of up to 14 nights, planned in full, with one rebuild if the first version isn't right. It stays in your account to edit, export and share. The next trip comes with a subscription, at £28 a year.
You can, and plenty of people start there. Quiet Route uses AI for the first draft too. What you're paying for is the trip that comes after it. It's kept beside your other trips, every place in it is looked up on Google Maps before it's saved, and every night sits on one map, a tap from Maps. Once you're away it changes with you, an extra night or somewhere else to stay, and any change can be put back. Keep Park4Night too. Each named campsite you haven't booked comes with a link to find it where it's listed.
Yes, and it's included in the same subscription, whichever place you bought it. Plan on the web or on the phone, and every trip is in both. Trips dated inside the next thirty days save themselves to the phone for when the signal goes, a short briefing can arrive the evening before each day if you turn it on, and if a day goes differently you can say so. If you subscribed in the app, Apple bills you and you manage it in your Apple Account settings.
It renews automatically for another year, with a reminder email before the date. Cancel any time before then from your account, and the trips you've saved stay yours to view. If youbought on the web and it isn't what you expected, email david@quietroute.io within 14 days for a full refund, no questions asked. App Store purchases are refunded by Apple, through Apple Support.