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Roadanza for iPhone
Plan on the web, drive with the app. Your trips travel with you — in your pocket, editable on the road.
Free to plan. No account, no card.
What it looks like
Real screens from the current build, not mockups.
What you actually get
A plan is only useful if it survives contact with the road. These are the parts that do the work.
Cards, not a chat window
Each day is a strip of cards: drive, stop, meal, overnight. Every place has its time and a one-line reason.
A budget built from your car
Fuel comes from your car's own consumption, not an average. Food, stays, tolls and vignettes are added on top.
Charging stops in the day, not a footnote
Enter your real range and charging stops appear inside the drive, sized to it. A charge can share a lunch stop.
Rewrite a day in a sentence
Type “too much driving, and I want a swim” and that one day is rebuilt. The rest of the trip stays as it was.
No account to plan
Open the planner and go, with no account and no card. Sign up later and the trips you made come with you.
Why the app and not just the browser
Everything plans fine in a browser, and it stays free there. Four things only the app does, and all four happen after you set off.
The day opens with no signal
Saved trips live on the phone. In a canyon, a ferry queue or a Pyrenean pass, tomorrow's plan is still there. Building a new trip still needs a connection.
It tells you when the trip is ready
Long trips take a minute or two to build. Lock the phone and go: a notification arrives when the itinerary lands, and opening it goes straight to the trip.
Map and day, one tap apart
Every stop sits on the map with the real road between them, and each pin is one tap from the card it belongs to.
Built for one hand at a fuel stop
Swap a stop, rebuild a day in a sentence, add a night. The same edits as the web, sized for a phone you are holding while the tank fills.
The same trips, either way
Plan on a laptop over coffee and the trip is on the phone before you leave. Change it in the car and the change is on the laptop when you get home. Nothing to export, no second copy to keep straight.
Car, EV and RVMap and day view in oneThe app is in English, Spanish, German and French.
All 27 featuresOne subscription, both platforms
Planning trips and reading the whole day-by-day itinerary is free, on the phone and on the web. Pro adds unlimited changes, longer trips, and ratings, prices and opening hours on the stops. Buy it on either one and it works on both.
$39.99 a year, or $3.99 a week
The annual plan starts with a 3-day free trial. Cancel anytime.
Before you install
No tracking, no ad SDKs
No third-party analytics or advertising kits ship in the app, so there is no App Tracking Transparency prompt and no advertising identifier to share.
An account is optional
Plan and even subscribe without one. Make an account later and the trips you already planned come with you. Deleting the account deletes the trips, from inside the app.
Location only when you ask
Used once, at kilometre accuracy, to fill in your starting city. Skip the prompt and type the city instead.
App questions
- Is there an iPhone app?
- Yes, on the App Store, free, for iPhones running iOS 17 or later. It speaks English, Spanish, German and French. Everything also runs in a browser if you would rather not install anything.
- Does the app work offline?
- Saved trips are kept on the phone, so the day's plan opens without a connection. Generating a new trip or fetching fresh place details still needs signal.
- Do I need the app to use it?
- No. The planner is complete in the browser, on a laptop or a phone. The app is for having the trip with you while you drive.