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The route card
Ten things it does, and the day each one earns its keep.
Every feature has its own page, written around the moment on the road where you'd actually be glad of it. Start with logging, costs or levels.
Cockpit logging
Sliders, big controls, minimal typing. Built for the driver's seat, not the sofa.
Read →Entries & trips
Stops, services, fuel, tolls and multi-leg ferries, each filed under its own named, dated trip.
Read →Levels, in and out
Fresh, waste, cassette, LPG, leisure battery, recorded on arrival and departure.
Read →Scoring the pitch
Noise, views and signal out of five, plus slope and tilt, so future-you parks nose-uphill first time.
Read →Map & timeline
Every stop and favourite plotted, and the same log in date order. Three years of travelling has a shape: this is it.
Read →Stats & export Pro
Cost and fuel charts, and the CSV behind them. What a season on the road really adds up to.
Read →Fuel & costs
Every tank and toll in its own currency. What the trip cost, not what you hope it did.
Read →Vehicles Pro
Profiles for every van, with toggles so the app only asks about systems you have.
Read →Works with no signal
No bars at all and the logging carries on. It goes into your account once you're back in coverage.
Read →Electric campers
Set the vehicle to electric and the charges log like fills, in any currency.
Read →Not everyone is on holiday
The van is the house. These are the bills.
Everything above was written for people taking trips. The same ten cost lines, the same charts and the same spreadsheet answer a different question for anyone living in the van: what the month came to, what the gas is doing now the nights are colder, and what a year of this really costs.
Ten cost lines · any currency · charts · CSV
Site and pitch fees, electric hookup, wifi, laundry, elsan disposal, fresh water, waste water, rubbish, LPG cylinder exchange and LPG onboard top-up. Each one its own line, logged at the price you paid.
