Tolls, vignettes, low-emission zones, and ZTLs — known before you cross the border.
First 1,000 members: €17.99/year, locked while you stay subscribed.
Why Rovee
Routes built around your rig, never around someone else's car.
Tolls, vignettes, and the trip total, known before you leave.
Restrictions and zones spotted while you can still re-route.
Planning, navigation, costs, and the AI assistant in one place.
How it works
Set up your vehicle, plan your trip, and let Rovee guide the journey from start to finish. Three steps, from checking the route to driving with calm confidence across Europe.
Save your dimensions, build your itinerary, and plan around the way you actually travel.
See tolls, vignettes, restrictions, and likely trip costs before they become expensive surprises.
Follow a route designed for your rig with live traffic, alerts, and in-trip guidance when plans change.
Built to be trusted
From route fit and road costs to country rules and live restrictions, Rovee is built to make European campervan and motorhome travel clearer, safer, and easier to manage.
Early beta feedback
Finally, one app that helps me plan the route, check the costs, and avoid nasty surprises before we leave.
The route warnings gave me more confidence than using a normal map app and hoping for the best.
We used to check three different tools before every border. Rovee makes that feel much simpler.
I stopped second-guessing whether our van would fit the route.
The vignette and LEZ reminders alone would have saved us a lot of stress on our last trip.
It's the first time I could see tolls, restrictions, and route fit in one place.
From premium German coachbuilders to the chassis that carries half of Europe. Rovee routes for the rig you actually drive.
Rovee adapts to the vehicle, the trip, and the level of experience.
Compact rigs that still need rig-aware routing.
Class A and C rigs from 6 to 9 meters. The hardest case Rovee was built for.
Many rigs, many drivers, one routing engine.
New to motorhomes, new to Europe, or both.
Caution is the default. Routing is built around it.
What drivers said before Rovee
It's surprising to me that platforms like Google Maps, Apple Maps, and Waze don't address this. With so many individuals operating larger vehicles, it seems like a straightforward feature to add.
Despite setting the TomTom with my dimensions (4T, and 3mtr height) it did still regularly take me on unsuitable roads.
I don't mind paying for a year of premium, but I don't want to do it for every app!
Trip planning for motorhome and campervan drivers.
Common questions
Rovee is in closed beta for iPhone with Apple CarPlay support. Join the waitlist and we'll invite new testers as spots open in your country.
During the closed iPhone beta, routing currently covers Western Europe, with more countries added toward public launch. UK access and the full 28-country coverage (27 EU countries plus Switzerland) go live at public launch (Friday August 7, 2026).
Yes. You save your rig's dimensions (height up to 4.0 m, width up to 2.5 m, length up to 12 m, weight up to 7.5 T, plus turning radius and axle count) and Rovee plans routes with those dimensions in mind, so you're not guessing if a road or bridge fits your setup.
Rovee is built around European road rules. It flags toll roads (across the 28 launch countries), vignette requirements for cross-border trips, and low-emission or restricted zones (Umweltzonen DE, ZFE FR, ZTL IT, milieuzones NL, ZBE ES, ULEZ and CAZ UK) along your route, so you can see what needs to be paid and where you may face limits before you drive.
Yes. You can download a trip pack for the route you planned before you leave. Routing and guidance keep working when coverage drops, which matters in rural areas of France, Spain, Portugal, and similar regions.
CarPlay is supported in the current iPhone beta. Android Auto is on the roadmap. Join the same waitlist and we'll notify you when it's ready on your platform.
Those apps can route around dimensions, but you still end up juggling separate tools for campsites, aires, and service stops. Rovee is designed to keep the route, the rules, and the real cost in one place, instead of forcing you to patch together multiple apps.
The beta is free. After launch, the public price is €29.99/year. Founding members keep their €17.99/year rate while subscribed — that's 40% below the public price, locked while you stay subscribed.
Rovee combines official sources with curated data for tolls, vignettes, and restrictions, but local rules and conditions can change. You should always confirm critical rules with official sources when needed and follow road signs and regulations while driving.
The easiest way to decide is to try it on a real trip. Get early access and we'll email you when Rovee opens for your country and platform.
Get early accessJoin the waitlist and we'll email you when Rovee opens for your country and platform.
€17.99/year for the first 1,000 founders. Your rate holds while you stay subscribed.
CarPlay included. No subscription bait-and-switch. Ever.
No spam. Beta invites roll out as new spots open.
Sent to
Position #— on the list.
We'll email you when Rovee opens for your country and platform.
Optional. Helps Rovee model the right constraints from day one.
Rovee will use this from day one. Thanks for the help.
How it works
Set up your vehicle, plan your trip, and let Rovee guide the journey from start to finish. Three steps, from checking the route to driving with calm confidence across Europe.
Save your dimensions, build your itinerary, and plan around the way you actually travel.
See tolls, vignettes, restrictions, and likely trip costs before they become expensive surprises.
Follow a route designed for your rig with live traffic, alerts, and in-trip guidance when plans change.
Built to be trusted
From route fit and road costs to country rules and live restrictions, Rovee is built to make European campervan and motorhome travel clearer, safer, and easier to manage.
Early beta feedback
Finally, one app that helps me plan the route, check the costs, and avoid nasty surprises before we leave.
The route warnings gave me more confidence than using a normal map app and hoping for the best.
We used to check three different tools before every border. Rovee makes that feel much simpler.
I stopped second-guessing whether our van would fit the route.
The vignette and LEZ reminders alone would have saved us a lot of stress on our last trip.
It's the first time I could see tolls, restrictions, and route fit in one place.
From premium German coachbuilders to the chassis that carries half of Europe. Rovee routes for the rig you actually drive.
Rovee adapts to the vehicle, the trip, and the level of experience.
Compact rigs that still need rig-aware routing.
Class A and C rigs from 6 to 9 meters. The hardest case Rovee was built for.
Many rigs, many drivers, one routing engine.
New to motorhomes, new to Europe, or both.
Caution is the default. Routing is built around it.
What drivers said before Rovee
It's surprising to me that platforms like Google Maps, Apple Maps, and Waze don't address this. With so many individuals operating larger vehicles, it seems like a straightforward feature to add.
Despite setting the TomTom with my dimensions (4T, and 3mtr height) it did still regularly take me on unsuitable roads.
I don't mind paying for a year of premium, but I don't want to do it for every app!
Trip planning for motorhome and campervan drivers.
Common questions
Rovee is in closed beta for iPhone with Apple CarPlay support. Join the waitlist and we'll invite new testers as spots open in your country.
During the closed iPhone beta, routing currently covers Western Europe, with more countries added toward public launch. UK access and the full 28-country coverage (27 EU countries plus Switzerland) go live at public launch (Friday August 7, 2026).
Yes. You save your rig's dimensions (height up to 4.0 m, width up to 2.5 m, length up to 12 m, weight up to 7.5 T, plus turning radius and axle count) and Rovee plans routes with those dimensions in mind, so you're not guessing if a road or bridge fits your setup.
Rovee is built around European road rules. It flags toll roads (across the 28 launch countries), vignette requirements for cross-border trips, and low-emission or restricted zones (Umweltzonen DE, ZFE FR, ZTL IT, milieuzones NL, ZBE ES, ULEZ and CAZ UK) along your route, so you can see what needs to be paid and where you may face limits before you drive.
Yes. You can download a trip pack for the route you planned before you leave. Routing and guidance keep working when coverage drops, which matters in rural areas of France, Spain, Portugal, and similar regions.
CarPlay is supported in the current iPhone beta. Android Auto is on the roadmap. Join the same waitlist and we'll notify you when it's ready on your platform.
Those apps can route around dimensions, but you still end up juggling separate tools for campsites, aires, and service stops. Rovee is designed to keep the route, the rules, and the real cost in one place, instead of forcing you to patch together multiple apps.
The beta is free. After launch, the public price is €29.99/year. Founding members keep their €17.99/year rate while subscribed — that's 40% below the public price, locked while you stay subscribed.
Rovee combines official sources with curated data for tolls, vignettes, and restrictions, but local rules and conditions can change. You should always confirm critical rules with official sources when needed and follow road signs and regulations while driving.
The easiest way to decide is to try it on a real trip. Get early access and we'll email you when Rovee opens for your country and platform.
Get early accessJoin the waitlist and we'll email you when Rovee opens for your country and platform.
€17.99/year for the first 1,000 founders. Your rate holds while you stay subscribed.
CarPlay included. No subscription bait-and-switch. Ever.
No spam. Beta invites roll out as new spots open.
Sent to
Position #— on the list.
We'll email you when Rovee opens for your country and platform.
Optional. Helps Rovee model the right constraints from day one.
Rovee will use this from day one. Thanks for the help.
