Next exit: fewer wrong turns

Plan the drive.
Share the route.

Build a route with as many stops as you like, save it, and open it straight in Apple Maps. Send it to anyone with a link.

How it works

Five stops to a better drive

No accounts, no sign-up. Your routes stay on your phone until you share them.

  1. Start a route

    Tap New Route and give it a name, like "Saturday loop" or "Airport run."

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  2. Add your stops

    Search for places and add as many stops as the trip needs.

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  3. Put them in order

    Drag stops around until the route makes sense. It saves as you go.

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  4. Open in Apple Maps

    One tap hands the whole route to Apple Maps, ready to drive.

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  5. Share it

    Send the route to friends so everyone's headed to the same places.

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Sharing

Three ways to pass it along

Pick whatever works for whoever's riding with you.

MapRoutes link

A link that opens the route in MapRoutes on their phone, where they can save it to their own library.

Apple Maps link

A plain Apple Maps link, for anyone who just wants directions without installing anything.

Route file

Export a .maproute file to AirDrop, message or keep. Opening it imports the route.

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Hit the road.

MapRoutes is on the App Store for iPhone.

Get MapRoutes