RADR Navigation combines turn-by-turn GPS navigation, live family and crew location, and community hazard alerts in one app — with driver safety measured against the actual posted speed limit of the road you're on.
Free tier at launch. No credit card.
Other driver-monitoring apps alert above a fixed number. That number is meaningless — 80 km/h on a highway is normal, 80 in a school zone is not.
"Speed alert: 81 km/h"
No context. Most people learn to ignore these within a week.
"81 in a 50 zone — Boul de la Gare, held 3 minutes"
Posted limit read per road segment. Severity graded, so 6 over and 30 over are different alerts.
Per road segment, from OpenStreetMap, refreshed as you drive.
Screen time while the vehicle is moving.
Accelerometer-based, normalised per mile.
Time driven 11pm–5am, when crash rates peak.
Most people run a nav app and a separate tracking app. RADR replaces both.
Live traffic, voice guidance, and full CarPlay support.
Plain language — "at Home", "Near 5th Ave", or driving at 78 km/h.
Police, accidents, construction and closures, reported and confirmed by drivers.
Detects a collision and alerts your crew with your location.
The owner sets who's monitored, alert thresholds and curfew hours.
GPS-timed 0–60 and quarter mile for cars and motorcycles. Closed course only.
Free on iOS. No credit card, no trial timer.
Share a link or code. They join in seconds.
Navigation, locations and alerts work from the first trip.
Families and driving enthusiasts want different things. Pick the half you care about.
Up to 5 members · 1 crew · Navigation · Hazard alerts
Unlimited members · 3 crews · Trip history · Crash detection · CarPlay · Messaging
Everything in Squad · 0–60 and quarter mile timing · G-force · Garage · Leaderboard
Everything · Driver Report Card · Curfew alerts · Crash SOS · 30-day history
Prices in CAD. Cancel anytime.
Recurring monthly commission for as long as your referrals stay subscribed.
Life360 tracks location. RADR does that plus full turn-by-turn navigation, and measures speeding against real posted limits rather than a fixed threshold.
Waze navigates and reports hazards but has no family location sharing or driver safety scoring. RADR does both.
GPS accuracy scales to what you're doing — full precision while navigating, low power while parked.
Location is shared only with crews you join. Monitored family members are always told they're monitored.
Not yet. iOS first, Android planned.
Yes — map, crew, saved places, hazard reporting and settings.
RADR Navigation is in development for iOS. Join the waitlist for early access.
Free tier at launch. Android planned.