Free on iPhone and Android

Plan it. Drive it. Keep every road.

Your trip day by day, the whole day sent to Google Maps in one tap, and every drive you do recorded, with 500+ passes and famous roads to collect along the way.

Plan Your Road Trips app, your trip, perfectly planned: see your route day by day, with smart itineraries, easy planning, places to explore and access anywhere
01

Plan it

A map-first planner with every day laid out.

  • Day-by-day planner

    Pick your dates, drop stops onto each day and see the driving time for every leg.

  • 26 famous routes, ready to copy

    The NC500, the Stelvio, the Wild Atlantic Way and more, loaded into a trip in one tap.

  • AI trip builder

    Describe the trip you want and get a first draft with stops and days. Five free goes a day.

  • Places worth stopping for

    Thousands of hand-picked viewpoints, passes, beaches and castles along your route.

  • Bookings from your inbox

    Connect Gmail and hotel and ferry confirmations are read and put on the right day.

  • Calendar sync

    Your trip days show up in Google or Outlook calendar, and stay in step.

02

Drive it

Built for the passenger seat and the dashboard mount.

  • Send the whole day to Google Maps

    Every stop for the day, in order, in one tap. Waze and Apple Maps start you at the first stop.

  • Records your drive

    Start a trip and the app logs the route you actually drive, in the background.

  • Works offline

    Your itinerary and documents are saved on the phone for when the signal goes.

  • Snap receipts

    Photograph a receipt and the cost is read and logged against the day.

  • Emergency help

    Local emergency numbers and what to do, wherever you are.

  • A map you can read at a glance

    Main roads drawn thicker than minor ones, and a compass that snaps back to north.

03

Keep it

Every road you've driven, in one place.

  • My drives map

    Every drive you've recorded, drawn together on one map.

  • The road you really took

    A finished trip shows the route you drove, not just the one you planned.

  • Import Google Timeline

    Fill in old trips with your Google Maps location history.

  • Photos on the day they were taken

    Import from your camera roll and pictures land on the right day and stop.

04

Share it

Road trips are rarely a solo job.

  • Plan together, live

    Everyone edits the same trip at once and sees each other's changes as they happen.

  • Family

    Keep the people you travel with in one place and add them to trips in a tap.

  • Community trips

    Browse trips other drivers have planned, copy one, or ask to join.

  • Share a read-only link

    Send the plan to someone who isn't coming, no account needed to view it.

Ready for the road?

Download the app free and take your trip with you, offline, everywhere.

Frequently asked

Is there a road trip planner app?

Yes: Plan Your Road Trips is free on the App Store and Google Play. It carries your full itinerary, works offline, records the drives you do and syncs live with anyone you're planning with.

Can I send a whole day's route to Google Maps?

Yes. One tap opens Google Maps with every stop for that day in order. Waze and Apple Maps take you to the first stop.

Does it record the roads I drive?

Yes. Once a trip is under way the app records your route in the background. Finished trips show the road you actually took, and every drive appears on your My drives map.

Can I add trips I did before I had the app?

Yes. Import your Google Maps Timeline into a finished trip and the drive is filled in from your location history.

Is the app free?

Yes. Planning, the map, drive recording, offline documents and collaborators are free with no trip limit. The AI tools are free for five uses a day.

Does the app work offline?

Yes. Once your trip is loaded, your itinerary, stops and map stay available without a connection: ideal for remote stretches with no signal.

Is there an iPhone (iOS) version?

Yes β€” Plan Your Road Trips is on the App Store as well as Google Play. Your trips sync across both, and the web planner at planyourroadtrips.com stays in step with either.