RoadTripp

RoadTripp plans the whole drive, not just the route. Tell it where you're starting, where you're headed, and how you travel, and it lays out every day of the trip with the stops that matter: where to fill up or charge, where to eat, and where to sleep. Three ways to travel, one app Pick motorcycle, car (including vans, trucks and RVs), or electric. Each mode plans differently. Riders get stops paced to a tank and a comfortable day in the saddle. Drivers get a stop cadence they set themselves. EV drivers get real charging stations along the route, verified against the U.S. Department of Energy's station database. Day-by-day itinerary Set your daily mileage or hours, your departure time, and your dates, and RoadTripp splits the trip into days. Each day shows its start town, its fuel or charging stops, a lunch pick, and an overnight town, with mileage and an arrival estimate. Real places, chosen for the road Fuel stations, restaurants and hotels come from live map data, ranked by how far they pull you off the route and how well they're rated. Swap any stop with a tap. Add detours for the places you want to see along the way. Nearby, wherever you are The Nearby tab finds fuel, food, lodging and points of interest around you right now, for the moments a plan doesn't cover. Hand off to your maps app When it's time to drive, send the day to Google Maps with every stop loaded as a waypoint. Save, sync, share Trips save on your device. Sign in with Google or an email address to sync them across devices, or don't sign in at all: everything works without an account. Share a trip with a link so the people you're traveling with see the same plan. Also inside - A fuel and mileage calculator - A time-and-budget calculator for the trip as a whole - Optional reminders as your departure date gets close - Light and dark themes built for reading at a glance RoadTripp is made by TrippApps, a small independent studio. Charging-station data currently covers the United States.