Yes. We search a corridor that follows your actual route (not just a straight line) to show public toilets, EV chargers (DC/AC with connector filters), food, and fun stops.

Yep—tap the map to drop a waypoint, or use the ➕ in any place popup to add it as a stop. Waypoints are numbered and you’ll see per-leg distance & time.

We support Type 2, CCS2, CCS1, CHAdeMO, and Tesla (Supercharger & Destination). You can also filter to show only “DC Fast” chargers.

We generate a route polyline and build a buffer (your chosen search radius) around it. POIs must fall inside that corridor to show—so you get true along-route results, not just nearby cities.

You can set 0.1–5.0 miles (default is 0.5 mi). Smaller keeps results tight to the highway; larger gives you more options. If you don’t see much in rural areas, bump the radius up.

Yes—every popup includes direct links for Apple Maps, Google Maps, and Waze so you can navigate with your preferred app.

Saving routes uses your WordPress login (private to you). If you’re not signed in, you can still share a link—anyone with the link can load your exact plan without needing an account.

Places & chargers come from OpenStreetMap (OSM); geocoding via Nominatim; routing via OSRM; and landmark blurbs via Wikipedia. If something is missing, adding it to OSM will make it appear here too!

It means the POI has no name tag in the database. We automatically infer a sensible label from its tags (e.g., Playground, Bakery) so the popup is still useful.

Anywhere covered by OpenStreetMap (Global). Coverage varies by area—popular routes and cities have richer data, while very remote areas may have fewer POIs.