It kept watching after you asked.
Navi doesn't price the trip once and forget it. It rechecks as your leave time gets close, because 4pm traffic isn't 6pm traffic.
TRIPS
Tell Navi where you need to be and when. It watches the traffic right up to the moment, remembers how you like to get there, and texts you when to go.
Navi doesn't price the trip once and forget it. It rechecks as your leave time gets close, because 4pm traffic isn't 6pm traffic.
You gave it an arrival time. Everything else is Navi's problem.
Directions, with your stops and whatever rules you've set for that place already built in.
Navi gives you 2 heads up so you stay alert, then a third text when it's actually time, with the directions already built.
Get ready nudges, so leaving isn't a surprise.
Another nudge, in case the first one didn't get you off the couch.
The leave text, with a directions link. Navi rechecks traffic right before sending, so the time is current rather than what it looked like an hour ago.
"No highways on the way to work" is a rule about work, not about how you drive normally. Navi keeps it that way. Your commute avoids the highway, your drive to the gym doesn't, and you never open a settings screen. Say it once, in the words you'd use out loud, and it holds for every future trip to that place. That's the difference between an app with preferences and something that actually knows you. A maps app has one setting for every trip you'll ever take. Navi has one for work, one for the gym, one for your mom's.
Multi-stop runs, multi-day drives, and anything recurring. Navi handles a weekly class the same way it handles a one-time dinner.
Don't want the nudges? Ask for directions and Navi sends a link with your destination and any stops already in it.
Navi times your commute the same way, every morning, without being asked.
CommuteCoffee, gas, or a stop that costs two minutes instead of fourteen.
Search along routeAsk Navi what's good before you decide where you're headed.
DiscoveryYou give it where you need to be and when. Navi routes it with current traffic and works backward, then rechecks as your leave time gets close so the final number is current.
As far ahead as you want. Navi gives you an estimate when you set it and rechecks closer to the day, because traffic that far out is a guess.
Yes. Multi-stop runs, multi-day drives, and recurring trips all work.
Yes, and that's the useful part. Tell Navi "no highways on the way to work" and it applies to work, not to everything. Your drive to the gym is unaffected. You can set as many of these as you like, each attached to its own place.
Yes. Anything you could set in a maps app you can say to Navi in plain words, either for one place or for all your trips.
Yes. Ask for directions and Navi sends a link with your destination and any stops already in it.
Yes. Ask how a drive looks right now and Navi will tell you.
Yes. Tell Navi how you're getting there and it watches the right thing.