Your phones talk straight to each other, so the whole group stays on one live map — who's where, how far back, and the way ahead. No cell service, no towers, no internet.
One live map for the whole group.
No cell service. No towers.
Free beta — iPhone on TestFlight, Android on Google Play
Built by off-roaders, for off-roaders — free while it's in beta.
Scan the terrain for other MudQuest rigs and convoys — over a phone-to-phone link, no cell service required.
Rigs nearby link phone-to-phone into one local network. No towers, no accounts to ping — the trail is the coverage map.
Build trails on the map or record them by driving — then re-run them, share them, and keep every run.
Everyone on the same live map — positions, pins, chat and push-to-talk riding between your rigs.
Neither does MudQuest. Everything that matters out there runs between the phones in your group — not through a tower a hundred miles away.
Your phone talks straight to the phones around you over Wi-Fi, so the map, the chat and the pins keep working with no cell signal and no router. It's open on both platforms now — install it, take it up a trail, and tell us what breaks.
Free · iPhone and iPad on Apple's TestFlight · Android on Google Play
It works best with a second phone nearby — the whole point is phones talking to each other, so take it up a trail with a friend. It's a beta and it will have rough edges: that's what you're here for. There's a Suggestion Box in Settings ▸ Feedback, and it works offline too — your note waits on the phone and sends itself when you have signal.