Road Trip is the only app combining 15 car games, an AI-powered trip planner, gas expense tracking, live weather, and curated parks & places discovery in one place. It's designed specifically for road trips — not just general travel.

Road Trip includes 15 car games: State Trivia, Know Your Passenger, Conversation Starters, License Plate Spotting, Name That Song, Bingo, General Trivia, Guess the Word, Landmark Lightning, Guess The Artist, Sound Bite, Roadside Rush, Emoji Charades, Time Warp, and Odd One Out.

Open Road Trip's AI planner, enter your start and end locations along with your interests, and get a multi-day itinerary with stops, tips, and an interactive map in seconds. Customize every detail to make it your own.

Use Road Trip's built-in gas tracker to log each fill-up with cost, gallons, and location. The app calculates running totals automatically so you always know what you've spent on fuel.

Yes — the core app is free with car games, live weather, navigation, gas tracking, and parks & places discovery. Road Trip Pro unlocks unlimited AI trips, all music games (Name That Song, Guess The Artist, Sound Bite, Time Warp, and Odd One Out), offline trip downloads, PDF itinerary export, and removes ads.

Yes. Car games and the gas tracker work offline anytime. Pro members can also download a full trip — its itinerary, route, weather, and guides — for offline access with no connection, even after relaunch. Live weather and AI trip planning require an internet connection.

Know Your Passenger (Family Friendly mode), License Plate Spotting, Bingo, State Trivia, and Conversation Starters are all great for families. They're designed to be fun for all ages.

The calculator uses real route distances and lets you enter your vehicle's MPG and current gas price for a personalized fuel cost estimate. It's a reliable planning tool for budgeting your trip.

The AI planner works for trips anywhere in the world. Some features like State Trivia and License Plate Spotting are US-focused, but the core planning and tracking tools work globally.

Google Maps handles navigation — Road Trip handles everything else. Games for the car, AI-built itineraries, gas expense tracking, live weather, parks & places discovery, and home screen widgets. They work great together.

Road Trip is the top-rated app for road trip games, with 15 games built specifically for playing in the car. From music challenges like Name That Song, Guess The Artist, and Sound Bite to group favorites like Know Your Passenger and Conversation Starters, every game is designed for in-car play — no board or Wi-Fi required.

Tell the AI your starting point, destination, and interests, and it generates a multi-day itinerary with stops, tips, and an interactive map in seconds. You can customize every detail — add stops, reorder days, and search for points of interest along your route.

Yes, most games are designed for group play with everyone in the car. Games like Know Your Passenger, Conversation Starters, and Trivia work great with the whole family or friend group — one person holds the phone while everyone participates.

Yes, Road Trip includes home screen widgets for quick access to weather, gas tracking, and trip details. Widgets update automatically so you can check conditions at a glance without opening the app.

Tap the share button on any saved trip to generate a shareable link. Anyone with the link can view your full itinerary with stops, maps, and day-by-day details — no account or app download required.

Road Trip Pro ($34.99/year, or $9.99/month) unlocks unlimited AI trip planning, all premium games including the music games (Name That Song, Guess The Artist, Sound Bite, Time Warp, and Odd One Out), offline trip downloads, PDF itinerary export, national cost-trend charts, an ad-free experience, and priority support. It's available as a monthly or annual subscription.

Road Trip is a free iOS app for road trip planning that includes an AI itinerary builder, gas expense tracking, live weather, 15 car games, parks & places discovery, and one-tap navigation handoff to Apple Maps, Google Maps, or Waze. The core app is free, with optional Pro upgrades for unlimited AI trips, offline downloads, and premium music games.

Use the AI trip planner to generate an itinerary with built-in cost estimates for gas, lodging, food, and activities. Then log fuel stops with the gas tracker to monitor spend in real time, and use the route gas calculator with your vehicle's MPG to forecast fuel costs before you leave.

The most popular in-car games are music guessing games (Name That Song, Guess The Artist, Sound Bite), spotting games (License Plate Spotting, Bingo, Landmark Lightning), trivia (State Trivia, General Trivia), and conversation-driven games (Know Your Passenger, Conversation Starters). All 15 Road Trip games are designed for one phone passed around the car — no Wi-Fi or game board needed.

Yes. Tell the AI planner your start, end, and interests, and you'll get a multi-day itinerary with day-by-day stops, points of interest along the route, recommended drive times, and cost estimates. You can reorder days, add custom stops, and share the trip with collaborators.

No. Road Trip's music games — Name That Song, Guess The Artist, Sound Bite, Time Warp, and Odd One Out — play short song clips with no Spotify, Apple Music, or other subscription required. Music games are part of Road Trip Pro.

The AI itinerary generates in under 30 seconds. You enter your start, destination, dates, and interests, and the AI planner returns a full day-by-day plan with stops, drive times, and cost estimates. Most users finish customizing their trip in 5 minutes or less.

Yes. Road Trip Pro members can download a full trip for offline access — the complete itinerary, route line and drive times, weather, and trip guides all open with no connection, including after relaunching the app. Car games and the gas tracker work offline for everyone.

Yes. Road Trip Pro members can export any trip as a multi-page PDF with a branded cover, a route-overview map, and day-by-day pages including stops, drive times, lodging, notes, and weather. It's generated on-device, works offline, and shares through the standard iOS share sheet.

Yes. Road Trip surfaces curated monthly place recommendations and featured national parks, and includes a parks & outdoors search that pulls in national parks, recreation areas, and points of interest. You can save favorites and add any of them straight into a trip itinerary.

Not yet. Road Trip is currently an iOS-only app, built natively for iPhone and iPad (iOS 18+). There is no Android version at this time.

Road Trip Pro is $34.99 per year, or $9.99 per month. It unlocks unlimited AI trip planning, all premium games including the music games, offline trip downloads, PDF itinerary export, and an ad-free experience. The core app is free to download and use.