For iPhone
The plan that comes with you.
Trips get planned at a table and used in a lay-by with one bar of signal. On iPhone the trip is kept on the phone before you go, and a short briefing the evening before each day sets out what tomorrow holds.
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The evening before
Tomorrow, in one line.
Turn on trip reminders and, at half seven or a time you choose, a notification sets out tomorrow: the day, the miles, where you're sleeping and when the sun goes down. If there's a road or flood warning on the way, it's on the end.
The evening before you leave, a reminder that you set off tomorrow
Choose the time in Account
Tap it and that day opens
Offline
Saved to your phone before you lose signal.
Any trip starting in the next thirty days is kept on the phone. Open the app once with signal and every day, every stop, every overnight and the budget are there when the bars go.
It saves itself, and updates each time you open the trip with signal
The map needs signal. Everything else is yours
Notes written offline are sent when you're back in range. Other changes wait for signal
The route
Walk the days with your thumb.
The whole route on one map, overnights numbered, stops dotted. Drag along the days at the bottom and the map follows, one leg at a time.
Tap a stop and its day is picked out
Ferry crossings drawn across the water, where the trip has one
Needs signal, like any map
On the road
Today, and what the weather's doing.
Once you've set off the trip opens on today: the drive, tonight's overnight and what it costs. From a week out, each day carries one line of weather: 'Gusts to 45 mph · high 12°. Worth pitching before evening.'
Navigate opens Google Maps from where you are, not where the day was meant to start
Up to nine of the day's stops go with it, in the order you'll drive them
Staying somewhere else? 'Use where the van is now' reads your location once. Nothing is tracked.
The same trip
Everything else works the same on both.
The one screen brief, swapping a stop, hiding what you would skip, staying somewhere else, re-planning from where you are. Same account, same trips, whichever one you open.
See how it worksOne subscription, wherever you buy it.
£28 a year, in the app or on the web. If you buy in the app, Apple bills you and you manage it in your Apple Account settings.
iPhone only for now, iOS 17 or later. UK and Europe.