Axpertz Yatra

Plan a road trip anywhere in India — and keep it working when the signal
drops.

The whole of India is inside the app. Every state, 2.8 lakh places, food,
fuel, stays and chargers. You do not download a thing before you leave, and
nothing stops working in a valley.

**Plan the days, not just the list**
Tell it how many days you have and it lays the trip out for you — the places
worth seeing, in an order that does not send you back and forth, sized to what
a day can actually hold. Change anything you like afterwards.

**Real road distance, not a straight line**
When you have signal it measures the actual road. When you do not, it
estimates — and says so plainly. Mountain roads are counted as mountain roads,
not as the crow flies.

**Built for an electric car**
See the chargers along your route and the longest gap between them, measured
against your own car's range. Set your ₹ per km and the app works out what the
driving will cost. Nearest charger is on every place's page.

**What is actually on the way**
Food, fuel, stays and chargers along the day's route, with how far along they
are and how far off it you would have to turn.

**Written by hand, not scraped**
1,263 places have a description someone actually wrote — what it is, why it is
worth the trip, and what to watch out for. Sunrise and sunset are worked out
for the place and the date, so you know when to leave for a sunrise point and
when the light will go.

**Emergency numbers that work**
112 and the rest, one tap away, including the ones that work with no SIM.

**No account to make**
There is nothing to sign up for. Your trips stay on your phone. Location, if
you allow it, is used on the device to find what is near you and is never sent
to us. The app is free and carries a small Google ad at the bottom of a list —
never on the map and never while a route is being measured.

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. Photographs from Wikimedia Commons,
each shown with its photographer and licence.