In development

It reads the road to you.

Rally pacenotes for any road you pick, called out loud while you drive. The turn by turn runs in the same voice.

Releasing end of this month Free to start

Get it first.

Join the waitlist and we will send you the link the day it opens.

One email when it launches. Nothing else, and no sharing your address.

→ Right onto Welcome Valley Road then Left onto US-64 East 0.4miTO TURN
120M
LEFT 3
Tightens
RIGHT 4165m
LEFT 1hairpin365m
RIGHT 2450m
56MPH
082HEADING
5± METRES
10NOTES
How it works

Pick a road. It writes the notes.

You do not have to drive a road first to get notes for it. Point CO-DRIVER at any road and it works out where every corner is, how tight each one is, and how far apart they sit, straight off the map.

[01]

Choose how you get there

Roberts Mill Road, up Signal Mountain. Thirteen miles either way. The fast route gives you 11 corners. The curviest gives you 38. Every route is scored on how much road there actually is to enjoy.

The CO-DRIVER route planner routing to Roberts Mill Road up Signal Mountain, offering fastest at 13 miles and 11 corners, shortest at 12 miles and 26 corners, and curviest with no highways at 13 miles and 38 corners
[02]

It calls the corners

Left three tightens. Right four, into left one hairpin. Each call lands before the corner does, with the distance counting down, so you are never reacting late.

CO-DRIVER calling a left three that tightens, 120 metres ahead, with right four and a left one hairpin queued behind it
[03]

And it still navigates

Turn by turn runs at the same time, in the same voice. It tells you which road to take and how to take it, so your eyes stay up instead of on a screen.

The CO-DRIVER ready screen
Why it is different

Maps knows the road. Not how to take it.

Navigation tells you to stay on a road for eleven miles and then goes quiet. What it never tells you is that the eleven miles has forty four corners in it, that the third one tightens on you, or that there is a hairpin waiting after the crest.

  • 01Corners graded one through six, the way a rally co-driver grades them, where one is a hairpin
  • 02Tightens, opens, crests and hairpins called as part of the note
  • 03Linked calls when two corners arrive together, so it sounds like a real run
  • 04Turn by turn directions running at the same time, in the same voice
  • 05Works on public roads you already drive, not just closed stages
A maps app says
Continue on South Scenic Highway for 2.4 miles.
CO-DRIVER says
Left three tightens, into right four, two hundred. Then left one, hairpin.

It is nearly ready.

Releasing by the end of this month, and free to start. Leave your email and you will get the link the day it opens.

One email when it launches. Nothing else.