PointMe
Launching for the Route 66 Centennial · Nov 11, 2026

Google Maps gets you there.
PointMe makes it worth the drive.

The road-trip companion that treats the drive as the destination — a point-and-go compass, Crowpilot the AI trip planner, and a browser full of the weird, wonderful stops you'd otherwise blow right past.

No destination in mind? Let Crowpilot decide · or join the waitlist

PointMe's Point mode: a glowing beam pointing straight toward Yosemite National Park, 145 miles away PointMe's map view with turn-by-turn directions to Yosemite National Park

Point. Drive. Arrive.

How a PointMe road trip works — and why arriving actually counts for something.

1

Point

The beam locks on as the crow flies — no route yet, just a direction worth chasing.

2

Drive

Take the long way on purpose. The weird, wonderful stops ahead find you as you go.

3

Arrive

GPS verifies you actually made it. Points land, badges unlock — proof, not promises.

A compass and a catalog of the open road

The core of PointMe is free — forever. It's the part you'll tell your friends about.

Point mode

A beam, not a route. Point at your destination as the crow flies and keep your sense of direction no matter how twisty the road gets.

Free forever

Discover

A deck of what's up ahead — the odd, the scenic, the delicious. Swipe through nearby wonders and tap the keepers straight onto your route.

Free forever

Stops

Roadside attractions, scenic overlooks, giant fiberglass dinosaurs — around 70 categories of reasons to pull over.

Free forever

Road Cred

Badges, points, and a logbook of everywhere you've been. Your road trips, made legendary — and collectible.

Free forever

Share the route

Every trip you build gets a page you can send. Friends can follow along — or steal the whole route for their own weekend.

Free forever

Detours welcome

Spot a sign for the world's largest donut? Tap it onto the route mid-drive — the trip reflows without losing your destination.

Free forever

Planning, minus the nine browser tabs

Everything between "we should do a road trip" and actually pulling out of the driveway.

Next exit

Crowpilot

Your AI co-pilot, as the crow flies. "Weird roadside stuff between Austin and Santa Fe, three days" — Crowpilot turns it into a stop-by-stop plan that knows a 10-minute photo op from a 2-hour detour.

3 free plans a month
Mystery ahead

Surprise Me

Can't decide? Let PointMe pick a mystery destination and just drive. The best trips are the ones nobody planned.

Free forever
Now approaching

Real turn-by-turn

When you do want directions, PointMe navigates like the big guys — then flips back to a compass the moment you'd rather wander.

Free forever
Wish you were here

Trip logbook

Every stop, every badge, every mile — written down as you go, so the trip lives longer than the drive home.

Free forever
ROUTE 66

The Mother Road turns 100

November 11, 2026 — Route 66's centennial. Eight states, two thousand miles of neon, diners, and giant things beside the road. PointMe launches with the celebration: collect badges along the highway that invented the American road trip.

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Explore the Centennial hub →

1.9M+stops mapped, all 50 states
100years of Route 66
3free AI trip plans a month
0boring miles

A real app, for real roads

PointMe is a mobile app — turn-by-turn, offline-ready, in your pocket. It arrives on iPhone and Android November 11, 2026, with the Route 66 Centennial.

App Store · Nov 2026 Google Play · Nov 2026

Be first out of the driveway

Join the waitlist for early access, founding-member pricing, and the Route 66 Centennial launch.

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