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Tap to check folders. Move = these folders only (uncheck all to send to Unfiled). Add = keep current + check new.
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Route actions

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Your profile

Add your name and pick a color — your initials do the rest.

Color

Your initials show once you’re signed in.

Add a Friend

Friends can choose to share trips with each other — nothing is shared automatically.

Send to their email

Shows up in their app — and their inbox.

Together right now? Have them scan this with their camera.

Opens in a browser — best for folks who don’t have andback yet.

One invite — works once, expires in 7 days.

Your Friends

Live Trip

Friends live now

Meetup

Plan

Your Garage

Sign in to sync

Keep your routes on every device. We’ll email a 6-digit code — no password.

Enter your code

Account
✓ Synced
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Tap for plan details
From the team
On the trail
Settings
App Preferences
Text size
Sizes the text in menus, planning, and detail panels. The map and its buttons stay the same.
Time format
Clock style for ETA and arrival times. Auto follows your region.
Navigation sounds
100%
Reroute and turn-by-turn chimes
Default basemap
The map style the app opens with. Picking one switches the map now, too.
Trip & meetup notifications
A buzz when a Friend starts a Live Trip with you or sets a meetup pin.
Data
Privacy
Backup & Data
Support
Clear all data?
Routes, chargers, Day stops, and settings will be permanently deleted. This can’t be undone.
Correct or add site details:
Mark which electric hookups are available at this site:
Help & FAQ
What’s new
Messages from the team
Your adventures
The only map that combines off-road routes with EV charging planning.

Drop your route here

Drop a GPX or KML here. andback loads the chargers along it, and you plan the days from there.

GPX KML andback bundle (.trailrouter)
or

GPX or KML from onX, Gaia, or AllTrails — chargers load with the route.

Routes
Vehicle data
Data source
Live · Updated —
Range — mi · Battery —% · Eff — mi/kWh
Use manual settings
Max range
250 mi
What your dash shows on a full charge
Battery
90%
Route preferences
Driving per day
Sizes an Expedition’s days.
6 h
Charging strategyAuto is off · turn on Planning in Layers, then switch it on the Plan chip
Charges to 65–85%. A balanced mix of stop length and frequency.
Overnight drain when you don’t charge
Fridge, camp kitchen, cabin cameras — what a night costs the battery at a stop with no electric. 0% keeps the standing rule: you leave with what you arrived with.
Minimum arrival battery percentage
The least you want left when you arrive.
At a charger
10%
At your destination
20%
Starting battery
Your battery level at the start of the trip.
Starting battery %
90%
Charging preferences

Share trip bundle

The andback bundle carries everything — routes, chargers, waypoints, Day stops, your settings — so whoever imports it sees exactly what you see.

For onX / Gaia compatibility, use the split-file or GPX exports below.

andback bundle

Whoever opens the bundle sees these. Both optional.

andback bundle

What to import:

New waypoint

Selected: General
+ Add note

Departure time

Everything after this point recomputes from it. Times you set stay; estimates update.

Change day

Load chargers?

Your route crosses these states. Load their chargers?

Send feedback

What’s working, what’s broken, what’s missing? Anything goes — bug reports, feature requests, or just observations from the field.

Add your vehicle

Connecting to Tesla

You’ll sign in on Tesla’s site — your password never touches andback.

Add your vehicle

Enter your vehicle and its max range on a full charge. You can update these anytime by tapping your vehicle row.

The plug your EV fast-charges with — this decides which chargers show as compatible.

Connect Rivian

andback can pull your vehicle’s charge and range from Rivian automatically. This is an unofficial integration — we recommend connecting with a separate Rivian driver account so your main one stays untouched. Your password is sent once and never stored on this device.

If you’re connecting on a shared browser, anyone using this device can see your live vehicle data later. Sign out from your Profile menu when done.

Verify code

Rivian sent a 6-digit code — check your email or texts.

Choose your vehicle

No Rivians on this account

If you were just invited as a driver, sign into the Rivian app on this phone first to activate the link.

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Couldn’t load your vehicles

Couldn’t reach Rivian — tap to try again.

Connection

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Plan
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Saved places
Clear route
Tap a charger, trail, or land for details.
Hold anywhere on the map to add a waypoint or a campsite.
Layers
Creating route
Tap map to drop waypoint 1
Drag a waypoint to reshape the route
0.0 mi distance
— gain
— loss

Route color

Save route

Route color
Speed
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mph
On route
--
mi left
Elevation
--
ft
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Map tools
Basemap
Satellite Topo Streets
Share
Start Live Trip Share this drive with Friends you pick
Set meetup Drop one pin all your picked Friends see
Friends live now
Layers
Weather Radar
Public Lands
Forest roads & trails
Hillshade
Slope
⚠ Off route
Offline — your maps still work

Delete waypoint?

"" will be permanently removed.

Where was this photo taken?

The photo’s GPS data shows a different location than where you are now.

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Add andback to your Home Screen

Its own icon, no browser bar — and on iPhone, the only way notifications reach you.

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andback
Plan off-road trips for electric vehicles.
Routes, charging, and overnight stops, all on one map.
We’ll point things out as you explore.
You’re here early.
andback is in alpha. It works — you can plan real trips and take it on the trail today — but it’s not finished, and you’re one of a small group helping decide what it becomes.
So when something breaks, feels off, or isn’t there yet, tell us. The feedback button lives on the map, by your GPS control — tapping it isn’t a courtesy, it’s the reason you’re in.
Skip tour
Your charging controls moved to Layers
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Charger pins, adapters, and the how-far-off-route sliders now live in Layers — the button on the map — together with campgrounds, trails, and terrain.
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The Charging tab keeps your networks and preferences, and now always lists the chargers along your route. Nothing was removed — it’s one tap away.
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Vehicle settings moved too: look for the Garage tab in the drawer.
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New on the map: roads and trails now carry a 1–5 vehicle-demand scale. Tap any road to see what it asks of your vehicle — your ratings sharpen it.
That’s a trip.
You just planned your first one — route, charge stops, the overnight. The driving’s the easy part now.
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