STOPS & STAYS · FREE AND PRO
Ten stops free. That's a fortnight away.
Free gives you the whole logbook for ten stops — every entry type, the scores, the map, the costs, logged offline and yours to keep. Pro gives you the rest of the year: unlimited stops, trips and vehicles, reports that total up a month or a whole trip, and a CSV of everything you've logged.
All of this is in the free app
| What you get | Free |
|---|---|
| Ten stops, logged in full | ✓ |
| All five entry types: stops, services, fuel, tolls and multi-leg ferries | ✓ |
| Log anywhere, with no signal at all | ✓ |
| Noise, views & signal scores; slope & tilt | ✓ |
| Arrival & departure tank levels | ✓ |
| Map of every stop and favourite | ✓ |
| GPS position on every stop | ✓ |
| Ten individual cost lines, in any currency | ✓ |
| Your van, with its own profile | ✓ |
| Your trip, start to finish | ✓ |
No card, no countdown. The ten stops are yours whenever you get round to using them.
What Pro adds
Four things you get on top
A whole season on one map
A three-month tour goes in stop by stop without you ever thinking about the count. Zoom out in October and the summer has a shape.
Read → Unlimited trips and vehiclesEach one keeps its own figures
Normandy, the Highlands and next spring's plan each hold their own totals, ready to put side by side. The motorhome, the day van and the car each carry their own honest numbers.
Read → Trip summariesFind out what the summer cost
Real numbers on a season: what France cost against what Scotland cost, fuel consumption you can plan around, daily spend laid out plainly.
Read → Monthly reports and CSV exportA month totalled as a month
Pick a calendar month or any dates you like and get every stop inside it added up, whichever trips they sat in. Then take the whole record away as a spreadsheet.
Read →The price is shown in the app.
What ten stops actually covers
Ten stops is a fortnight in Cornwall. It is a long weekend with a ferry either side, or a first week in a van you've just picked up. That is enough to take a real trip, log it properly and come home to your own record of it on the map — the scores you gave each night, what the fuel came to, how long the water lasted.
Most people take a trip like that before they decide anything. So take one.
Pro is for the people who keep going
The tenth stop arrives sooner than most people expect. A fortnight in Cornwall fills it. Cornwall in May and a long weekend in Wales in June fills it twice over. Pro is what you buy when the logbook has stopped being the record of one holiday and started being the record of how you travel.
That is when the numbers get interesting. A single trip is a story you'd remember anyway. Four seasons of them is something nobody can hold in their head: which months cost what, how far a tank really goes in the hills, whether the Highlands were worth it. The app has been quietly collecting all of that since your very first stop. Pro is where it hands it back.
If you live in the van
Ten stops is about a week of actually living in the thing, so Pro is the half that matters to full-timers from the start. Pick a month, get the month: every stop inside it totalled whichever trip it sat in, spend shown in the currency you paid, and a per-day average that counts every day in the period — so a quiet fortnight at a friend's reads as a quiet fortnight, not a gap. Distance, fuel, gas and an itemised breakdown of where it all went, month after month, and the whole year in a spreadsheet at the end of it. What that looks like.
Ten stops free. Start with the next trip.
Take the van somewhere, log it properly and see your own season on the map. Pro is there inside the app for the day you want the rest of the year in it too.
