Skip the messy notes and scattered bookings. Build your day around transfers, check-ins, parking, tickets, food breaks and can't-miss stops — then swipe through it like a deck built for the road.
Every trip is different, but the pieces that make it work are the same. Roadrity keeps them one swipe apart.
Flights, trains, rides and border crossings — with the times and terminals you'll actually need mid-move.
Hotel names, addresses and confirmation codes, front and center when you're standing at the desk.
Lot names, gate codes and level numbers, saved exactly where you'll look for them — on the card, not in a text thread.
Museum slots, tours and timed entries, held on their own card so nothing gets buried in your inbox.
The bakery, the roadside stand, the one restaurant you booked weeks ago — never an afterthought again.
The viewpoint, the detour, the thing you'd regret skipping — pinned right into the flow of the day.
This is what a travel day looks like inside Roadrity — one stop per card, always facing forward. Drag the top card, or use the arrows.
We're a small team of travelers who got tired of digging through scattered notes, half-finished spreadsheets, and screenshots buried in a camera roll just to find the next turn. Roadrity started as index cards taped to a dashboard and grew into something better: a calm, visual way to hold an entire trip in one hand.
Our mission is simple — a travel day shouldn't feel like homework. We want you to glance at your route in three seconds flat, one hand on the wheel or a backpack cutting into your shoulder, instead of re-reading the same paragraph twice while hunting for a gate number.
Build your route around what actually matters — transfers, check-ins, parking spots, tickets, access codes, food breaks, and the stops you refuse to miss — and Roadrity turns them into a deck of clear, swipeable cards. Plan calmly before you leave, then move through the day card by card once you're on the move.
Less planning app, more travel rhythm.
Roadrity ("the app") is built on one rule: your trip is yours. This policy explains, in plain language, what that means in practice.
Roadrity does not collect any personal information. There are no accounts to create, no names, email addresses, or phone numbers requested, and no location tracking running in the background. Every transfer time, check-in note, parking spot, ticket, access code, food stop, and must-see place you type into a trip card is stored only on your device — never on ours.
Because we don't collect anything, we have nothing to analyze, profile, or sell. Route building, card ordering, and the swipe-through trip view all run entirely on your device. Your itinerary is never read, summarized, or used to build a picture of your habits.
All trip cards, notes, and route details live in local storage on your phone or tablet. There is no cloud sync, no remote database, and no server copy of your trips sitting anywhere outside your device.
Roadrity does not embed third-party analytics, advertising networks, or tracking SDKs. Nothing you enter is shared with, or visible to, any outside service.
Because your information never leaves your device, there's no transmission to intercept and no external server to secure or breach. Your trip data is only as exposed as your own device's lock screen.
Roadrity does not knowingly collect information from anyone, including children under 13. Since no personal data is gathered from any user, the app is safe by default for younger travelers using a shared family device.
You are always in control of your trip data. Deleting a card, clearing a trip, or uninstalling the app removes the information from your device — there is no hidden backup, no account to close, and no copy stored anywhere else.
We may update this policy as Roadrity grows. If we do, we'll revise the effective date above so you can see when the last change was made.
Got a question, a hiccup on the road, or an idea for a card Roadrity doesn't have yet? Whether you're stuck mid-trip, curious about a feature, or want to talk partnerships — drop us a line, a real person reads every message.
🕑 We typically reply within 24–48 hours, wherever the road takes us.