Works with your nav app
TollTracker can navigate you itself, but it doesn't insist on it. Keep using the navigation app you already trust and TollTracker runs quietly in the background, adding the alerts your nav app doesn't give you.
Two ways to drive
| Alongside your nav app | Navigating in TollTracker | |
|---|---|---|
| Directions from | Google Maps, Apple Maps, any GPS app | TollTracker |
| Enforcement alerts | TollTracker | TollTracker |
| Apps on screen | Two | One |
| Spoken turn instructions | Yes, from your nav app | Not yet |
| Dangers counted before you set off | No | Yes |
| Toll prices for the route | No | Yes, on request |
Both are fully supported. Pick whichever suits the drive.
Use it alongside navigation
- Open TollTracker and let it run in the background.
- Start your navigation in Google Maps, Apple Maps, or any GPS app.
- Drive. TollTracker automatically detects cameras, average-speed zones and restricted areas as you approach them.
- Get warned — spoken and on-screen — without leaving your navigation.
It won't get in the way
TollTracker works independently of your navigation and doesn't interfere with it. You get directions from your nav app and enforcement alerts from TollTracker at the same time.
Staying visible in the background
- iOS: an optional Live Activity shows a live speed widget on your lock screen.
- Android: an optional floating mini status card stays on screen while you use another app, and a persistent notification keeps the background service alive.
See Set up & first drive for the permissions these need.
Apple CarPlay / Android Auto
TollTracker has a full app on both, with the map, alerts, one-tap reporting, destination search and turn-by-turn guidance on your car's built-in screen. See the car guide →