Road Cred is PointMe's logbook of the open road — points, badges, and a record of every arrival, verified by GPS instead of by whoever typed the most stars.
Three steps, one honest scoreboard.
Pick a destination, a vibe, or let Crowpilot decide. The beam locks on as the crow flies.
The scenic way, the long way, the "what's that giant thing" way. Detours are the point, not the penalty.
Your phone's GPS confirms you made it. Confetti, points, badges — and one more line in the logbook.
No check-in buttons, no receipts, no gaming it from the driveway.
An arrival only counts after you've genuinely been away — parked at the destination when the trip starts, no confetti. The drive is the entry fee.
When your phone's own location lands within about a city block of the pin — or you pull in and park nearby — the arrival is verified and scored. Automatic, on-device, done.
Every verified arrival writes the miles, the minutes, the stops, and the score. Drive by compass alone — no hints, no map peeks — and the pure-pointer bonus says so forever.
Sixteen badges climb — the same medal, re-forged in better metal as your lifetime stats grow. The other eight are one-time legends.
Lifetime stats drive them. They only go up.
One-time feats. Earn it once, wear it forever — except True North, the Lifetime Badge, the one legendary that climbs.
Every badge is free. Every badge is earned on the road — no streaks to babysit, no check-in buttons, no shortcuts.
The beta is open now — your first verified arrival is a drive away.
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