Short answers about Pit Stop, the road-trip exit guide.
A $1.99 iPhone + CarPlay app that shows what's at every upcoming interstate exit — gas, food, hotels, and must-see sights — before you get there. Merge onto any US interstate and it figures out the highway and direction from GPS. No route entry, no setup.
Yes. The entire database — 19,675 exits, 205,000+ places — ships inside the app, so it works with zero signal. That's most of the reason it exists: the places road trips go are exactly the places coverage dies.
Both answer "what's at the next exit." Pit Stop adds a full CarPlay app with voice search, a completely offline database, attraction highlights (castles, museums, national parks get a ♥ before you drive past), no ads, and an empty privacy label — all for $1.99 once.
Yes — one of the few exit guides with a real CarPlay app: Exits, Food, and Gas tabs on the dash, plus voice search ("Chipotle" → "Exit 29, 12 minutes"). Tapping a place hands navigation to Apple Maps.
$1.99, once — no subscription, no ads, no account, no data collection. Location never leaves your phone. It's a solo-developer app built for the developer's own road trips first, and two bucks keeps it that way.
Yes — get Pit Stop on Google Play.
Yes — seven Backseat Games: Over/Under (guess what's at the next exit; the answer reveals as you pass it), Exit Bingo (cards dealt from the road ahead), the classic License Plate Game (the whole car hunts all 50 states), Dinner Draft — the whole car votes on every restaurant coming up, and Pit Stop navigates to the winner — Mile Marker Showdown, 20th Car (bet the color of the 20th oncoming car; rare colors pay more), and Cow Collector (cow signs +1, real cows +2 — and Pit Stop knows all 4,644 cemeteries visible from US interstates, so when the car genuinely passes one, a burial window opens and the first tap buries everyone else's herd). The driver's phone hosts; passengers play at play.pit-stop-app.com on their own phones — no app or account needed. Rooms even work across cars in a caravan.
Yes. Pit Stop drivers rate gas stations on selection, restrooms, and safety — community star ratings appear right on the exit page, and you can add yours in two taps. Ratings are anonymous and aggregate-only.
Yes — rest stops and turnpike service plazas appear in your exit list at their real mile markers, with a Rest Areas filter to see just them.
OpenStreetMap (© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL), processed into an exit-by-exit database. You can browse it free in our exit guides.