A map of every road you have driven
Most people have no idea how much of their town, their state or their country they have actually driven. Open Road keeps that map for you. Every drive adds its roads, and one road at a time it turns into a picture of everywhere you have taken your car.
It fills in on its own
You do not draw anything. Open Road records each drive and the roads appear on your map when you park. On iPhone it starts recording on its own, so the map keeps up even on the days you forget about it.
The part people keep coming back to
The commute fills in first. Then the weekend drives, the road trips, the wrong turns that turned out right. Zoom out and you can see the gaps, the roads close to home you have never taken. You may find yourself taking the long way just to fill them in.
Every drive behind it is still there
Each road on the map comes from a drive in your drive log, with the route, time, distance and day. Planning something bigger? A road trip fills in a whole new part of the map in a weekend.
Yours, and it stays
The map does not reset and it does not expire. It is yours, and it keeps filling in for as long as you drive.
Questions, answered
- Is there an app that shows every road I've driven?
- Yes. Open Road records every drive and adds the roads to one map. Over time it becomes a picture of everywhere you have taken your car. Free to download on iPhone and Android.
- Can it show roads I drove before I installed it?
- No. The map fills in from the drives Open Road records, starting from the day you install it. The sooner you start, the more of it fills in.
- Does the map ever reset?
- No. It does not reset and it does not expire. It keeps filling in for as long as you drive.
- Can I share my map?
- Yes. There is a 3D map and a share card for the drives worth showing.
Start filling in your map
Open Road is on iPhone and Android.
