Boonpoint
Boonpoint reads the federal land data other apps skip — BLM, USFS, Motor Vehicle Use Maps — and tells you straight: verified, likely, or unconfirmed. Then it finds your water, dump station, propane, and a shower for the morning.
Android is in closed testing — ask for an invite.
Every spot on the map carries its receipts: which agency's data says you can sleep there, and how sure it is. No vibes, no 2018 forum posts.
BLM, USFS, Motor Vehicle Use Maps, Recreation.gov, and state parks — merged into one map with the source named on every pin.
The full nomad resupply loop, including gyms for your morning shower — filter the map to exactly what you're hunting.
Rest areas, truck stops, retailer lots, and casinos with honest overnight-policy notes — for the nights between the good spots.
Reviews come only from people the app confirmed were physically there. Status reports on water and showers help the next traveler.
Your confirmed overnights auto-log to a private journal — photos, notes, ratings. Share one to the community later, or never.
Save any region to your phone before you lose bars. Downloads never ask you to log in.
Type "nearest rest stop on 80" from the passenger seat and get the real answer — distance-sorted, on your route, one tap from the map flying there.
A rest area on I-80, photos snapped from the driver's seat, a gym report the next morning. If it survives a night in the field, it ships.
The journal fills itself. Confirmed stays log automatically — with your photos, upright, saved.
Report what's there. Rate a gym's showers or a spring's water while you're standing at it — the app checks you're really there.
Map and legality tiers, water & dump stops, the trip journal, and reviews from real travelers — watch it move.
The whole app is free for 7 days — no card, no auto-charge. After that, Pro keeps it going: the map, verified-stay reviews, advanced filters, and offline region downloads.