The part nobody built for

You're six hours into a drive and someone in the back seat needs a bathroom — now. Do you pull onto the shoulder of a busy highway, or push to the next real stop? You have no idea what's ahead, so you stop. Two miles later, you pass a rest area.

And when you do want something, you don't want "a coffee." You want your cold brew, and someone else wants their passion tea — but looking that up at 75 with kids in the car is the opposite of safe.

Every road-trip app is built for planning: the part you do at the kitchen table before you leave. Nobody built one for the part that's actually stressful — the drive itself.

What it does

One glance, not a search

The next one of each thing you care about, coming up on your route, with what the detour costs. Rest area, +3 min. Starbucks, +2 min. That's the whole screen.

Your places, not any places

Set your list once at the kitchen table — your coffee, real bathrooms, the fast food you'd actually stop at. The whole trip runs off that list.

Built for the driver's seat

Works on your car's CarPlay screen and stands on its own on your phone. No searching, no typing, eyes on the road.

Get on the TestFlight list

Up Ahead isn't built yet. If it's right, a TestFlight beta comes first — leave your email and we'll ping you once there's something real to drive with. No newsletter, no marketing list. One email, when the beta exists.

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We'll email you once — when there's a beta to drive with. Nothing else.