22 countries, 15,000+ places

• 22 countries with their own data: Italy, Austria, Greece, Croatia, Germany, Czechia, Slovakia, Poland, Hungary, Montenegro, Slovenia, Serbia, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, North Macedonia, Bulgaria, Turkey, France, Spain, Portugal, Romania, Kosovo.
• 15,849 verified places on the map — landmarks, beaches, towns, campsites, viewpoints, caves, waterfalls, hot springs.
• Detailed country guides (emergency numbers, laws, tolls, sleeping in the car, customs limits) and colour region maps — plus a shared "Before you set off" guide for the whole route.
• 8 countries with sea quality and temperature data; tolls from official 2026 rates, accurate to ±5%.
• Daily data updates — the app grows practically every day, and we usually act on user suggestions within a day.

Largest countries: Italy 2 058 · Austria 1 874 · Greece 1 799 · Croatia 1 780 · Germany 1 752 · Czechia 1 233 · Slovakia 1 048 · Poland 764 · Hungary 714 · Montenegro 656 · Slovenia 577 · Serbia 569 · Albania 516 · Bosnia 191 places.

Italy — data depth (main destination)

We keep adding full cards — the app grows practically every day, and at every place you see when it was last verified.

Route, tolls and the map

• Thousands of verified places on the map. Tap the heart on what interests you and the app builds a route from it. Tap a colour region and you see only what lies within it.
• A plan with real numbers. Distances, drive time (with traffic via Google, otherwise free via OSRM on real roads), fuel consumption and tolls — day by day.
• Tolls calculated, not guessed. From operators' official 2026 rates, accurate to ±5% for every country and motorway. A taller car with a roof box pays double in some countries — the app accounts for vehicle height.
• Tolls and gates on the map. Paid sections in orange, free in blue; gates marked (orange € = entry, green € = exit) with the motorway number and the section price.
• Fuel stations with live prices right on your route. A layer of pumps along the whole journey with current prices at individual stations (Italy, France, Spain and more) plus regional averages — you see where to fill up cheapest. Filter by brand, service type (self-service vs. attended) and detour; a "On the route only" toggle keeps just the pumps directly along the way. The pump detail draws address, opening hours, phone, web, shop and car wash from OpenStreetMap.
• Chargers and gas by drivetrain. EV chargers (operator, plug types, power in kW) and CNG / gas layers nearby; the relevant layer is offered at the top based on the vehicle in your profile. Data from OpenStreetMap, no keys needed.
• Three Mapy.cz map backgrounds. Switch Basic / Hiking / Aerial — the hiking map has marked trails, terrain and Czech labels, the aerial one sharp satellite imagery of Europe. While you pan and zoom the map goes full-screen.
• Round trip from places nearby. The app proposes a loop based on the time you have — by Car, on Foot or by Bike. Walking and cycling routes are computed along real trails and marked paths from Mapy.cz and drawn in their own colour (foot green, bike blue).
• What's happening nearby. Culture, local customs and events in the area — the app sums them up so you know what's going on around you.
• Stop-order optimisation. A "Sort optimally" button reorders stops so you drive the fewest kilometres; "Recalculate route order" recomputes after every change. The order survives a restart.
• Navigation in Waze and Sygic. From a place detail or the plan you launch navigation to that stop in one tap (also Mapy.cz, Google Maps and GPX export).
• 3D fly-around of a place. From the plan or detail you send a place to Google Earth, where the camera orbits the point (via a KML pin, with the coordinates copied to the clipboard).
• Long-press a map marker. Quickly remove it from the plan (with undo) and switch the marker style — icon, number, or both.
• Motorway stickers and vignettes. Enter validity and the app watches when it ends — including ones that don't cover the whole trip. The "Buy" link always leads to the country's official e-shop.
• ZTL zones and vehicle height. Watches Italy's restricted-access zones and warns about underground car parks with a lower height limit.
• Smart stop insertion. Add a place between two points by the smallest detour (green up to 15 km) — the route recalculates itself.
• Trip checklist. What to sort before departure (disability card, Euro-key, vignettes, insurance, documents, dog…) — tick items off, add your own, see your progress.

How it helps: You know in advance how much the trip will cost, a toll gate won't surprise you on the motorway, and the app adapts whenever you change something.

Recording, parking, wallet

• Route recording (GPS track). It draws where you drove — on Android even with the screen off. It detects stops longer than 5 minutes: when, how long, the nearest place and photos from there. It can also compare plan vs. reality.
• Parking with a countdown. Save where you're parked and until when it's paid; the app counts down, warns before the end, and on your return asks for the price and logs it in the wallet.
• Compass, spirit level, altitude. The compass shows the nearest destination, a town within 50 km and a city within ~300 km in your direction of travel; the spirit level helps you level the car for sleeping.
• Weather and location always at hand. At the top: the time, weather and where you are; tap to expand a 7-day forecast.
• Wallet with charts. A colour pie by category, a budget bar (red when overspent), stats by person and category with a link to the map where you paid. Crowns and euros side by side.
• Currency calculator with CNB rates. A full calculator + a currency column (CZK, EUR, USD, PLN, HUF, CHF, GBP and the currencies of countries on your route) with live Czech National Bank rates — type an amount in one currency and the rest convert instantly. Works offline too.

How it helps: The little things you'd otherwise juggle across five apps and in your head are in one place — and the app warns you before they become a problem.

Alerts and watches

• All weather under one icon. The "Weather" menu gathers the rain radar, clouds, temperatures (air and sea), wind and alerts in one place — fewer icons on the map, everything together.
• Rain radar right on the map. An animation of rainfall for the last ~2 hours (in 10-minute steps) plus a short forecast ahead, with the time of each frame and a pause/play button — you see where the storm is moving.
• Wind layer for surfing and kiting. Arrows show wind direction and strength (m/s, including gusts), the colour hints at strength from light to stormy; a legend sits in the Weather panel. Source Open-Meteo, free.
• Official weather alerts (MeteoAlarm). Wildfires, floods, avalanches, heatwaves, strong wind for all of the app's countries. Serious alerts arrive as a system notification with sound, even when the phone is in your pocket and the app is closed.
• Local storm forecast for the next 36 h right where you are.
• Heat watch for the dog. When it's set to hit 35 °C or more, the assistant reminds you about hot asphalt, shade, water and outings early in the morning.
• Expiry watch. Insurance, motorway stickers, the MOT, e-shop deadlines — every reminder has a real date and an "Add to calendar" button.

So the trip suits the whole crew

• Dog rules at places. At beaches and other spots, whether dogs are allowed (Italian beaches often ban them in summer) — verified at 98% of places for Italy. The "No dog ban" filter hides them in one tap.
• Dog beaches nearby. Where dogs aren't allowed on the main beach, the app shows the nearest dog beach.
• Family attractions and kid-friendliness. At hundreds of places (shallow water, pram access, safety) + dozens of attractions (water parks, zoos, safari). Family-friendly places are marked with a green child badge and a "For kids" filter.
• The assistant factors in children. When you travel with kids, the AI guide takes that into account when picking places and proposing a route.
• The "For us" filter. Hides everything you can't manage (dog ban + physically demanding). The panel is transparent: it shows what it hid and why, and every criterion can be turned off.

They build themselves along the way

• Quick stamped photo. Shoot full-screen and, based on GPS, the shot is stamped with the country flag, town and region and the date — postcard style only when you want it. Edits available (brightness, contrast, "auto-enhance").
• AI caption and hashtags from context (where you are, who's travelling, the dog, the car).
• Journal. Entries in chronological order, with photos and ratings. The AI can rewrite an entry in different tones (even "funny").
• Travelogue and backup. From the journal and photos you assemble one nice document (to read, print, PDF). The backup saves a ZIP with photos, journal, GPS track and settings — the app backs up by itself once a week.

How it helps: Memories build themselves (a photo + a few words) and at the end you have a finished travelogue — no assembling an album after you get back.

You travel, everyone's data improves

• Verify visited places. The app detects from GPS that you've visited a place and asks whether the opening hours, entry fee and status are right. You help keep the data fresh — the place detail then shows "Verified on site" with a date.
• Explorer badges. Verifying, rating, journalling and photos earn you points and levels — from Novice to Master Traveller. Your own card in the profile.
• Community place reports. Run into a closed campsite, a different price or a new barrier? With one button you report the change — you help fellow travellers and the data gets fixed.
• Tip of the day. The app gradually (at most one a day) shows you an advanced feature you don't know yet — "Show" opens it right away.

Share a route with family

• Send a finished route as a link (it opens for the recipient right in the app — View or Add to plan), as a day-by-day itinerary to WhatsApp, or as a .json file. No registration, no account.
• Receiving a shared route. Open the link and you see a preview on the map and a list of places, and add them to your plan in one tap.

Country guides verified from local sources

• Shared "Before you set off" guide. A Shared tab with dozens of practical cards for the whole route and the Balkans, independent of country — money and mobile data, health, drinking water, tolls and vignettes, gas (LPG), and a plan B for heat and rain. Each card has prices, opening hours, tips, links to sources and an "On the map" button.
• Laws and rules — sleeping in the car and where it's legal (Croatia and Greece: a €300–1000 fine outside campsites; Tyrol: a blanket ban, fines up to €5,000), banned weapons, Sunday closures, siesta and quiet hours.
• Tolls and vignettes step by step — gate lane colours, categories for a taller car, where you pay extra for tunnels (Brenner, Tauern).
• Dogs — beach rules, returning to the EU (Serbia without titration; Albania requires titration — arrange it 4 weeks ahead!).
• Emission zones — the German green sticker (buy it online from home in advance for ~€18).
• Refuelling (Servito vs. Fai da te), toilets and drinking water, customs limits, fines.
• Phrasebook — hundreds of phrases (193 in Italian, plus Croatian and others) with pronunciation and a button that reads the phrase aloud in the local language. You can add your own phrases too.
• Practical place data — campsites and car parks nearby, Google photos and ratings, vets, step-free beaches, sea quality and temperature (8 countries).
• Campsites with amenity pictograms. At a glance, icons show what a campsite offers — electricity, showers, toilets, water, Wi-Fi, laundry, a rating and a booking contact.
• You can see freshness. A green strip "AI-verified X days ago" — no guessing whether the entry fee is current.

Works without signal, data stays with you

• Works without signal. The map library and the data for all countries are in the app — map, plan and guides work even in the mountains. With a button you can also download offline map tiles for an area.
• Data stays on your phone. Photos, journal, GPS track and profiles live only on your device. No mandatory accounts, family sharing is encrypted, AI is optional.
• No ads, no data selling. The app is free; an optional voluntary contribution.
• Built for Czech travellers — 7 interface languages, but written for Czechs: Czech phrases, vignette e-shops, insurers, crowns and euros.

What specifically we're preparing

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