Level-Up Your Road Trips.
Goodbye FOMO, hello epic discoveries. Tripperist finds the historical markers, roadside attractions, and hidden gems near you, hands you curated road trips like Route 66 to follow, and speaks up as you drive past the interesting stuff — so you never wonder "should I have stopped for that?" again.
Three ways to never miss a good stop
Built around the way road trips actually happen — planning ahead, browsing while you're there, and deciding in the moment.
Places
Ever see a historical marker and wonder what secrets it holds? Places lists everything interesting within a 25-mile radius, sorted by distance, so you know what's worth the detour.
Maps & Drive Mode
Visualize the whole area on a map, tap any pin for instant directions, or switch to Drive Mode for spoken alerts as you approach something worth stopping for.
Trips
A curated collection of epic journeys — Route 66, the Mississippi Delta, the Gulf Coast — carefully mapped out. Follow one exactly, or use it as a starting point for your own.
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Explore
Drive Mode
Trip Detail
Place Detail
Prefer the big screen? Use Tripperist on the web.
Everything Tripperist does for road-trip discovery is also available at tripperist-web.fly.dev — no download, no app store, just a browser. It's the same places and trips data, just full-sized.
Great for:
- Planning a trip ahead of time on a full-sized map
- Browsing places and submitting your own finds
- Managing your contributions and saved places
Sign in once and your saved places and trips are there whether you're planning from a laptop tonight or driving with the app tomorrow.
Real trips, already mapped out
A taste of what's in the Trips tab — full itineraries, ready to follow.
Dallas Route 66 Triangle
Drive from Dallas to Amarillo, then head east on Historic Route 66, stopping at kitschy sites, old gas stations, and friendly diners on your way back to Dallas.
Gulf Coast Trip — New Orleans to Austin
A road trip along the Gulf Coast that follows the Bayou Teche, with highlights like the Tabasco Factory and more.
Mississippi Delta Roadtrip
Heavy on Delta music, local food, and abandoned places — this one can be done in about a week, give or take three days.