Features · The complete reference

Everything Road Voyage does, in detail.

Eight things no other RV planner ships together. Each built specifically for how RVers actually plan, drive, and adapt — not just translated from a generic road-trip app.

Jump to 01Travel Day 02RV-safe routing 03POI inventory 04Cascade edits 05Family sharing 06Print + offline 07Custom pins 08Search
01
The atomic unit

Travel Day organization — the unit of RV travel, finally treated like one.

Most apps treat a trip as a route with stops sprinkled on top. Road Voyage treats it as a chain of Travel Days — each with its own start, end, miles, hours, food preset, camp pick, weather, and grade warnings.

  • Each day is editable as a unit. Change one Travel Day's hours; subsequent days cascade automatically.
  • Status tracking per day. Planned · Confirmed · Modified · Pending — visual indicators across every surface.
  • Per-day budget. Fuel + camp + food preset + tolls + entries, computed from the day's actual numbers.
  • Per-day camp pick. Choose from 5–10 curated options with A/B/C/D selection that feeds back into day cost.
See a Travel Day in the demo trip →
05
Tampa, FL → Tallahassee, FL
274 mi5h 40m$108 fuel
Confirmed
06
Tallahassee, FL → Mobile, AL
328 mi6h 12m$128 fuelSplurge food
Modified
07
Mobile, AL → New Orleans, LA
153 mi3h 02m$60 fuel
Confirmed
02
No more low bridges

RV-safe routing — the route the GPS won't quietly send you under.

Powered by HERE Truck Routing API. Every route honors your RV's actual height, length, weight, and fuel constraints. No cookie-cutter "shortest path" that ends in a propane-no-go bridge or a 12-foot underpass at 14 feet of clearance.

  • Height clearance enforcement. 13'6" through 14' RVs avoid clearances under their height + 6 inches buffer.
  • Length restrictions. 40-foot Class A doesn't get routed onto a 25-foot residential cul-de-sac.
  • Weight limits. Bridge GVW limits respected, especially on rural and forest service roads.
  • Propane-no-go detection. Tunnels with propane bans flagged; alternative routes proposed automatically.
  • Grade warnings. 7%+ descents flagged with "engine brake required" callouts on known truck danger zones.
See routing on the Tampa→Seattle demo →
A B REROUTED
13'6" height
32 ft length
22,000 lbs
Propane aware
03
~400 along every route

Comprehensive POI inventory — everything along the route, filterable.

Six categories curated to your route: Fuel · Scenic · Dump · Propane · Repair · Camps. ~400 points of interest across the demo trip alone. Toggle filter chips to show or hide each category. Search across all of them to find a specific town, attraction, or stop.

  • Source-of-truth data per category. Recreation.gov for federal lands, Campendium for private RV parks, KOA + Harvest Hosts for member networks, GasBuddy for fuel pricing, AmeriGas + Suburban for propane.
  • Refreshed on appropriate cadences. Camps weekly, fuel daily, scenic stops quarterly.
  • Coordinate-anchored, not day-segregated. POIs along the entire route show up consistently — no jumping between different views.
  • Curation algorithm picks 5–10 per category per Travel Day from the broader pool. Right-sized for the day, not overwhelming.
See the POI map on the demo →
Fuel 85
Scenic 120
Dump 50
Propane 40
Repair 25
Camps 95
Buc-ee's, Madisonville TX
3.2 mi
Big Bend Scenic Overlook
14.8 mi
KOA Holiday — Pecos River
28.1 mi
Loves Dump — Exit 372
45.6 mi
04
When reality changes

Real-time cascading edits — cascade what reality changed.

Day 6 added 47 miles? Day 7's start coord shifts east. Mileage recomputes. Dates ripple forward. The rest of the trip auto-corrects so you don't have to redo a spreadsheet on the road.

  • Geographic cascade. A day's end coordinate becomes the next day's start; the cascade interpolates camp positions along the new route.
  • Recursive day-split. When an edit pushes a day past your preferred max miles, the app proposes splitting into two days — recursively, across multiple impacted days.
  • Status lifecycle. Modified days flag as "pending" until you review; confirmed days lock in place.
  • All edits persist. localStorage in the prototype, Postgres in production — cascade state survives reloads and family-member edits.
See cascade in action →
Before edit
Day 5
270 mi
Day 6
280 mi
Day 7
305 mi
Day 8
290 mi
Day 9
260 mi
↓
After Day 6 +47 mi · cascade
Day 5
270 mi
Day 6
327 mi
Day 7
295 mi
Day 8
278 mi
Day 9
260 mi
05
Up to 5 members

Family sharing — one trip, the whole family.

On the Family plan, up to 5 members share full edit access to every trip. Co-drive, co-plan, or just keep everyone informed. On Pro, share trips publicly via slug-based read-only links for friends not on the plan.

  • Real-time edits — Server-Sent Events push changes as they happen. Your partner edits Day 8; you see it on your screen within seconds.
  • Last-write-wins (Phase 1) — Sequential editing handled gracefully; concurrent CRDT-style editing comes in Phase 2 if data shows it's needed.
  • Public share links — road.voyage/t/atlantic-coast-2026. Read-only, indexed by Google, perfect for sharing with non-family.
  • Encrypted private share — On Pro, generate a tokenized URL with passphrase that bypasses public indexing.
Pricing for the Family plan →
Atlantic Coast 2026
14 days · Tampa → Seattle · 3,247 mi
Family
SM
DM
JK
RM
+
4 of 5 seats
Public road.voyage/t/atlantic-coast-2026
06
Works in dead zones

Print + offline — Idaho-Oregon border without panic.

Save the entire trip to PDF for the glovebox. Cover page + 14 day-by-day reference pages. Or use offline mode — the service worker caches your active trip and ~50MB of map tiles around the route.

  • Cover page — Trip summary, RV info, total budget, custom-stops list with SVG schematic snippets.
  • Per-day pages — Route directions with highway shields, weather + alerts, elevation profile, numbered stops, camp pick details, today's budget.
  • Offline read — All trip data cached in browser; map tiles cached in service worker. Idaho-Oregon border or Wyoming high plains: no degraded experience.
  • Edit queue — Edits made offline queue up and sync when reconnected. No data loss.
See a sample printed trip →
RV TRIP PLAN
Atlantic Coast 2026
DAY 6 OF 14
Tallahassee → Mobile
DAY 7 OF 14
Mobile → New Orleans
07
Drop your own

Custom-pin drop — that Walmart you want to overnight at, the diner your sister-in-law swears by.

Click anywhere on the map to drop a custom stop. Name it, see nearby POIs, assign it as a Travel Day's start or destination — or just keep it as a floating reference. Custom stops persist, sync, and print.

  • One-click drop. Click map → name appears → dropdown to assign to a specific Travel Day.
  • Nearby-POI list. When you drop a pin, the 5 closest POIs from the inventory appear automatically — see what's actually around your new stop.
  • Assign as Travel Day endpoint. Move a Travel Day's start or destination to your custom pin via dropdown.
  • Persists in print. Custom stops with SVG schematic snippets show up on the cover page of your printed trip.
Try the drop-pin in the demo →
+ Sara's Diner Custom stop · 1.2 mi off route ASSIGN TO DAY 6

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