The un-planning app for EV road trips.

The trouble with EV route planning apps is that they require planning.

Miles To Go is an iPhone app that tells you what you need to know to stop when you want to stop. How many miles to the next good charger? And the one after that? Should we stop here, or keep going?

Join the beta

Coming soon
to the App Store

The charging options between Saugerties and Latham on a drive from New York to Lake Placid, in the Options view

All the good options.

America’s highway charging infrastructure has taken a huge leap, but the existing tools are designed for scarcity. Route-planning apps and in-car navs suggest stops, rather than present options. But now that many highway routes have chargers every 10 miles, or at least every 30, planning ahead is no longer required. We have the infrastructure to be spontaneous.

highway miles mapped: 69,900
chargers reviewed: 13,500
selected and graded: 3,010

Choosing a route from New York to Lake Placid, with 37 charging options along the way

Every charger gets three grades

Charger

How many stalls, how fast, and how reliable.
Amenities

Food, coffee, restrooms.
Detour

How far off the route it really is.

Miles To Go while driving, with the next charging option up front

Miles + Maps = Good Choices

Scroll through the options before leaving home. On the road, the distance to the next good charging option is big enough to read at a glance: how many miles to go, what’s there, and what comes after. Skip the chargers you don’t want, change your mind once or twice. Know the alternatives, and have the confidence to roll in at 5%.

Miles To Go isn’t a navigation app. When you’ve chosen a charger, one tap hands it to Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze.

Join the beta.

The public beta of Miles To Go opens this fall on TestFlight, Apple’s app for trying apps before they’re released. Sign up and we’ll email you an invitation.

iPhone only for now, and free. We’d especially like to hear from you if you have a long drive coming up.