Ruby Map lets you pin places, build the exact route you want (scenic, safe, shady or the quickest way through ten stops) and follow it turn by turn. Then share it as a guide with a link, QR code or embed.
Free to start. Paid plans add live alerts, special routes and branded sharing.
Everything a regular map app does, plus the things people have been asking it to do for years.
Search coffee, then rest stops, then sunset spots. Every search stays on the map. Tap any pins to add them to a route or a list.
Draw the road you want or let us plan it: fastest, scenic, safer, shady, flattest. Avoid highways, tolls, one-ways or a road you just don't like.
We navigate the exact route you built. No sneaky re-routing, no tapping "continue" at every stop.
Errands, jobs, deliveries or a day of sightseeing: add every stop and we'll put them in the quickest order.
Weather along your route at the time you'll be there, plus closures and crashes, with a better way around.
Bus and train directions that tell you when to get off, and know which line you're already riding.
Turn any set of places and routes into a guide: a wedding weekend, a food crawl, a road trip, a city tour.
Mix places and routes, add notes and photos, split it into days and times.
Add your logo and colors. Get a QR code that keeps working even after you edit.
Send a link, print the QR code or embed the map on your website. Friends can open it without an account, in Ruby Map, Google Maps or Apple Maps.
"A walkable ice cream tour in Brooklyn, under two hours." "Make this list kid-friendly for a rainy day." Ruby Map turns requests like these into a real, checked plan with opening hours and travel times that actually work.
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