Toll or toll-free, side by side
Every trip shows the tolled route and the toll-free one together, with the time each takes. Six extra minutes might be worth it. Now you can see that before you leave.
Try it: tap a route to compare.
Toll and toll-free routes side by side, flood-aware routing, and one-tap reports. Built on open map data, with no third-party trackers.
Coming to the App Store
Toll or toll-free
Both routes, before you go.
Experience
Features
Every trip shows the tolled route and the toll-free one together, with the time each takes. Six extra minutes might be worth it. Now you can see that before you leave.
Try it: tap a route to compare.
River near your route
JPS gaugeNormal
Seve reads the public JPS river gauges. When a river near your route reaches warning or danger level, it plans around the roads beside it.
Try it: drag the water level.
What’s ahead?
One tap. It’s pinned where you are now.
Accident, police, hazard, road closed, flood. Each is a single tap, big enough to hit at a red light. Report a closure and Seve reroutes you around it.
Try it: drag the sheet up, then tap a report.
Benefits
A dark map that stays dark, big type you can read at a glance, and a Live Activity on your lock screen.
Petrol, EV charging, and a surau timed to the next prayer, along the way rather than off it.
Every network request the app made: where it went, and whether it carried your location. No third-party trackers.
A snapshot card for the group chat, with time, distance and tolls. Not a live location link.
And more
Motorcycle routing, toll-free expressways included, and shelter when the rain starts.
Knows when you enter an average-speed zone and keeps your average in view.
Routes to the car-park entrance, not the middle of the mall.
“Report police on Seve.” “What’s my ETA in Seve?” Hands stay on the wheel.
Both, in full. Search understands a bit of Manglish too.
Built on OpenStreetMap, with routing on servers the Seve team runs.
FAQ
Including what Seve doesn’t do yet.
Seve is coming to the App Store, and early access opens first. Join the list, and we’ll test Seve on the drive you dread most.
The early-access list opens soon