EV road trips · wild places · North America

Plan together. Drive free.

Roadbook is built for electric road trips across North America - the US, Canada, and Mexico. We surface chargers, campgrounds, and national & state parks along your route, and stay out of your way. Sign in with a free Bluesky account - your login, not another feed to keep up with.

A Rivian R1S electric SUV charging at a wooded campsite next to an orange tent

From the road

Charge up. Set up camp. Stay a while.

One trip, every stop, one map

Chargers, campgrounds, and national & state parks along a real route - planned end to end and charger-aware the whole way.

The Roadbook planner showing a 38-stop electric road trip routed across the United States

The honest pitch

Why we built Roadbook

“I asked an AI to plan my roadtrip. It confidently gave me addresses that don’t exist.”

Every stop in Roadbook is a real, verified place - OpenStreetMap, the National Park Service, Open Charge Map. Curated by hand, not hallucinated.

“Google Maps shows me traffic for a trip that’s three months away. ABRP buries me in detail. And neither can hold on to my waypoints.”

Roadbook is built for planning, not navigating. Save every stop, see driving times between them, and get a warning when a leg is too long - before you’re on the road.

“Does this campground actually have a charger? Nobody knows. Not even the campground.”

Verified campground charging via Camp & Charge, plus hotel chargers we curate and verify ourselves - so you can plan around charging overnight instead of detouring to a fast charger.

“You HAVE to see this!” - a friend, in a group chat, with a screenshot you’ll never find again.

Share your trip and friends add their suggestion right where it belongs - on the map. You add it or skip it. One itinerary, everyone’s input.

No ads. No data selling. Sign in with a Bluesky account - free, and yours to take with you.

Open by default. Your identity lives on AT Protocol - you bring your Bluesky handle and take it with you, no proprietary lock-in. The places we surface come from OpenStreetMap and Open Charge Map, not a closed database we control.

What you can do

Built for the way EV road trips actually work

Charger-aware, every leg

See where charging gets tight

Every stop carries a charger score, drive time, fee, and typical weather. Chargers along your route - plus campgrounds and hotels with charging - so an overnight tops you up instead of a fast-charger detour.

Roadbook stop detail for Shenandoah National Park, showing its charger score, drive time, park fee, and typical July weather

Plan together

One itinerary, everyone’s input

Invite your crew and share the trip - friends drop suggestions right on the map and you accept or skip. Basecamp keeps the live trip, unbooked stays, and any long legs in one glance.

Roadbook basecamp dashboard with a trip in progress, its route on the map, and booking reminders

Day-by-day itinerary

Add activities to any stop and lay out the trip by day - not just a pin on the map, a plan for what you’ll actually do there.

Fork any trip, make it yours

Found a trip you like? Copy it in one click and adapt the stops, dates, and pace to your own crew.

Your journey, on the record

The miles add up to something you can share

Every trip feeds a public profile on your own handle - distance, states crossed, and the national parks you’ve collected. Proof of the road, not just a plan for it.

A Roadbook public profile showing total distance, states crossed, and a US map of the states visited
Public profile. Lives at your Bluesky handle, updated with every trip.
A Roadbook profile showing a wall of earned national park badges
Collect the parks. A badge for every national park you reach.

Plan your first road trip, free

Sign in with a free Bluesky account and start building your itinerary in under a minute. No credit card, and you never have to post anything.

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