The idea
Build a planner that survives the drive. Day-by-day plans with photos, maps, and a tour-guide voice that explains what you're looking at. Save the maps offline. Hand it to the back seat. Hit the road.
What's in it
- A plan that fits the clock — every day as its own card with photos, addresses and one-tap directions, plus a check that flags days that don't add up and an up-front cost estimate.
- Every stop, narrated — a short, podcast-style story for each stop, so the car knows what it's looking at. Hoover Dam, the Sphere, the Skywalk — all covered like an audio guide.
- Drive Co-Pilot — turn on auto-play and each stop's story starts as you get close. Running late? Ask it to re-plan the rest of the day.
- Built for the group — share a join link in the group chat, split expenses, and keep one packing checklist everyone can tick off.
- Document vault — drop hotel PDFs, e-tickets and confirmations on a trip or a stop. They're there at the front desk.
- Works where the signal doesn't — plan pages you've opened stay readable offline, and an audio pack saves every stop's story to your phone for the dead zones.
How the stories are made
An AI model drafts each plan and each stop's story; we check the arithmetic it can get wrong — real drive times, whether a day actually fits, what it will cost — and show you where a day doesn't fit. Treat the facts like advice from a well-read friend: worth double-checking hours and fees before you go.
What's free, and what isn't
Planning, sharing, checklists, the cost estimate, quizzes and on-device narration are free, and stay free. A Trip Pass unlocks one trip's on-the-road extras — offline neural-voice audio, GPS auto-play, re-plans and exports — and Pro unlocks them on every trip. Your first audio pack is on us. See pricing.