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Drivoya
v8.0
🔍 Search a route
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Weather-safe road trips
Enter a start and destination above to check weather along your route.
Analyzing routes...
📅 Best day this week
🕐 Best time to leave
Now
Run a search first to see stops along your route.
🏨 Hotels at destination
Along your route
Tapping a category shows pins on the Map tab. Drivoya may earn a commission on hotel bookings at no cost to you.
How Drivoya works
Things change!
Tap 🔄 Re-check from time to time for updated results -- especially if you're delayed, stopped for a break, or the sky is looking different than expected. The app doesn't update automatically in the background.
What does this app do?
Drivoya checks live weather forecasts along each possible route, timed to when you'll actually be at each point. It ranks up to 3 routes by weather safety.
What do the colored dots on the map mean?
● Green = clear. ● Yellow = moderate (rain, fog). ● Orange = high risk. ● Red = severe (ice, snow, storms). Tap any dot for details.
What does the status under Details mean?
✓ All clear -- no weather hazards on recommended route, which is also the fastest.
⚠ Hazards -- check Details tab for which route to take.
Why does it say "weather check failed"?
Tomorrow.io free tier allows 500 checks/day. Each search uses ~15-21. When the limit is hit, results show with available data only.
How do I start navigating?
Tap Open in Apple Maps or Open in Google Maps on any route card in the Details tab.
What are the 🐾 🛑 🔌 buttons on the map?
After a search, tap the Map tab and you'll see three optional overlays. These are aids, not guarantees -- always verify independently before relying on them.
🐾 Dog-friendly -- shows dog parks (purple pins) and named public parks (green pins) along your route. These are reliably tagged in OpenStreetMap. Dog-friendly hotels and restaurants are NOT shown -- OpenStreetMap's tagging for those is too inconsistent to be reliable. For dog-friendly hotels, use BringFido.com. For dog-friendly restaurants, use BringFido.com or Yelp's pet-friendly filter.
🛑 Rest stops -- rest areas, highway services, and fuel stops. Useful for planning breaks, but hours and availability are not verified. Don't rely on this for fuel planning on remote routes.
🔌 EV charging -- US only. Station data from the US Dept. of Energy (NREL). Does not show real-time availability -- a station may be occupied, broken, or removed. Always confirm with your vehicle's native app or PlugShare before depending on a specific charger.
Why didn't any stops show up when I tapped a button?
A few possible reasons:
• The free public APIs (OpenStreetMap, NREL) have rate limits and occasional outages. If you see a warning, try again shortly.
• Dog-friendly and rest stop data is sparse in less-populated areas -- there may genuinely be nothing tagged in OpenStreetMap along your route.
• EV charging is US-only. International routes will return nothing.
• Stops shown are near the route corridor, not necessarily on your exact highway. A short detour may be needed.
What is the vehicle type selector?
Choose your vehicle type before searching and Drivoya adjusts the weather risk scoring accordingly. Motorcycles get elevated wind gust and visibility penalties. RVs get extra weight on crosswind risk. Trucks get higher ice and bridge-wind scores. Car is the default.
How do I share a route?
After a search, tap Share in the collapsed search bar. On iPhone it opens the standard share sheet. On desktop it copies a link to your clipboard. Anyone who opens the link will see the same route pre-loaded and ready to run.
What is the Radar button on the map?
Tapping Radar overlays live precipitation radar from RainViewer on the map, showing rain and snow moving toward your route right now. This is real-time data, not a forecast. Use it alongside the weather dots to see what is actually approaching.
What is "Best day this week"?
After a search, the Details tab shows the next 5 days scored by weather risk for your specific route, assuming a 9am departure. Useful when you have a flexible travel window and want to pick the day with the clearest conditions.
What is the departure time slider?
The slider under "Best time to leave" lets you drag through the next 12 hours and see the weather risk update live -- no extra API calls, it uses already-fetched data. The route cards and map dots update as you drag so you can see exactly how conditions change hour by hour.
Bug reports, feature ideas, or just a note — all welcome. Your feedback goes directly to the team.
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Privacy Policy
Last updated: April 2026
Drivoya ("we," "us," or "our") operates the Drivoya web app at drivoya.app and drivoya.com. This policy explains what data we collect, how we use it, and your rights.
What we collect
We do not collect any personally identifiable information. Drivoya has no user accounts, no login, and no registration.
Anonymous usage data. We use Cloudflare Web Analytics, a privacy-first analytics tool that does not use cookies, does not fingerprint individual users, and does not track you across sites. It tells us aggregate information such as page visits and general geography. No personal data is transmitted to or stored by us through this service.
Route searches. When you search a route, the origin, destination, and departure time are sent to our weather proxy (hosted on Cloudflare Workers) solely to fetch weather data. This data is not logged, stored, or used for any other purpose.
Your device's local storage. Drivoya saves your most recent route and preferences (vehicle type, theme) in your browser's local storage so the app can restore your session. This data never leaves your device.
Third-party services
Drivoya uses the following third-party APIs to function. Each has its own privacy policy:
Tomorrow.io — weather forecasts. Your route coordinates are sent to fetch weather data.
Mapbox — routing, directions, and geocoding. Your search queries are sent to compute routes.
OpenStreetMap / Overpass API — park and rest stop data. Route coordinates are sent to find nearby points of interest.
NREL (US Dept. of Energy) — EV charging station data (US only).
RainViewer — live precipitation radar tiles.
Booking.com / BringFido — hotel search links. These are affiliate links. If you click through and make a booking, we may earn a commission at no cost to you. Clicking these links takes you to third-party sites subject to their own privacy policies.
Location data
If you use the "My Location" feature, your device's GPS coordinates are used only to show your position on the map and to frame the route. Location data is never transmitted to our servers or stored.
Cookies
Drivoya uses one strictly necessary cookie for beta access control:
drivora_beta_v1 — set when you enter a valid beta access code. Lasts 90 days. Used solely to remember that you have been granted access so you don't need to re-enter the code on each visit. Contains no personal data.
This is a strictly necessary functional cookie. Under GDPR and the ePrivacy Directive, strictly necessary cookies do not require consent. No consent banner is shown because this cookie is required for the service to function as intended during the private beta period. It will be removed when Drivoya becomes publicly available.
Drivoya does not use any tracking, advertising, or analytics cookies.
Children's privacy
Drivoya is not directed at children under 13 and does not knowingly collect any information from children.
Your rights (GDPR / CCPA)
Because we do not collect personal data, there is nothing to access, correct, or delete. If you have questions, contact us at [email protected].
Changes to this policy
We may update this policy from time to time. Material changes will be reflected in the "Last updated" date above.