Set the route by voice from your wrist, and the watch draws the map itself. Hands on the bars, eyes on the road, mind in the future.
A routing profile built for motorcycles: step-by-step voice guidance and place search right on the road.
Step-by-step guidance with street names and distance to maneuver
"Nearest gas station" or "coffee shop nearby" — find and route
The Apple Watch companion draws a real map itself. There is no maps SDK for watchOS, so we wrote our own renderer: the watch gets coordinates, not a picture from the phone.
You name the city, the purpose of the trip, the number of days and a budget. Our server pulls real places around that point from Google Places, and a Gemini model spreads them across the days. The model does not invent places: every stop has real coordinates, so the plan is ready to ride.
The list comes from the Google Places API; the model only arranges places into days and hours
Road trip, city break, business or a date — the plan is built around the request
Stops appear one by one instead of a minute of waiting; the finished plan stays on the phone
Any stop opens as a route — same voice, same prompts in your helmet
Sample plan. Places come from Google Places, the order is proposed by Gemini.
Everything you need on the road works with no subscription, no ads and no account. Pro comes later and pays for what costs us money: AI plans, offline maps and hardware integrations.
Pro is not on sale yet — there are no in-app purchases. We will announce the price and the date before launch. Everything already in the app today stays free.
iPhone and Apple Watch are on the App Store. Android is in closed testing; open testing on Google Play is next.
Download CosmicNav and forget about touching your screen. Hands on bars. Voice in charge. Course — the future.
Android is in closed testing: email hello@cosmicnav.app and we will add you to the tester list.