150 roads · 5 countries · graded by twist
Maps tell you how to get there. Roam tells you where to go. Roads worth driving, posted by the people who drove them.
What it does
Not for commuting. Not for getting anywhere on time. Nothing in Roam optimises for arrival.
A feed of routes filtered by tag and vehicle. Sort by nearest, newest, best-rated, twistiest, or what people are actually driving this month.
SORT › TWISTIEST
Distance, time, a twist grade scored from how much the road really turns, stops placed by whoever posted it, and reviews from people who drove it.
TWIST GRADE › 7.8/10
A departure-time profile sampled across the day, with the quiet window named. No guessing whether 8 pm is a mistake.
QUIET WINDOW › 04:00
A timer on wall-clock time. It survives the phone locking, pauses when you stop, and follows you anywhere in the app.
ELAPSED › 00:15
Every run is logged against the route's own estimate, with personal bests marked. Find out whether you're actually getting quicker on your local hill.
PERSONAL BEST › −0:42
Drop pins and the line snaps to real roads. Add stops, photographs, notes. The road you loved stops being a secret.
STOPS › ⛽ ☕ 🍽 ▲
On Roam now · 5 countries
Real routes, posted to Roam, each drawn from its own line. Wherever you are, somebody already found the good road.
STAGE 01 // PAKISTAN
ISLAMABADBIKESRUN AT DAWN
STAGE 02 // PAKISTAN
MAKRANCARS / BIKESRUN AT DAWN
STAGE 03 // UNITED STATES
MENDOCINOCARS / BIKESRUN AT DAWN
STAGE 04 // CANADA
OTTAWABIKESRUN AT DAWN
STAGE 05 // FRANCE
CHEVREUSECARS / BIKESRUN AT DAWN
STAGE 06 // FINLAND
TURKUCARS / BIKESRUN AT DUSK
Every road gets a number
6.1 km. 15 minutes. Twist grade 7.8 out of 10. Measured, not guessed: calibrated against real Islamabad roads from 193 to 728 degrees of turn per kilometre.
Know when to leave
Live traffic data barely exists in Pakistan, so Roam samples every route across the day and tells you the quiet window. Same road, same car, 44 minutes apart.
Started in Pakistan, where maps fail
Most mapping products quietly don't work in Pakistan. We tested them, then built around what's actually true.
All 5,061 segments came back unknown. So we profile the whole day instead.
"Monal" returned nothing. "Pir Sohawa" landed 200 km away. OpenStreetMap found every one.
Category search found nothing. Stops are placed by the person who's been there.
The first scale pinned every road at the top. Recalibrated so the number actually tells roads apart.
Roam is where they write it down. Find your next Sunday drive, or post the one you keep meaning to tell people about.