Roadless puts a real map and a real AI on your iPhone — both running entirely on the device. No signal, no account, no subscription. Built for the places where the bars run out.
In testing. iPhone.
Most outdoor apps show you a map and go quiet. Most AI apps stop existing the moment you lose signal. Roadless is the intersection.
Download your area once and it renders from local storage — terrain, water, roads and trails — with the radio switched off entirely.
A language model runs locally on the device. Nothing is sent to a server, because there is no server to send it to.
Distances to water, towns and routes are measured from your GPS position and handed to the AI as fact — so it answers from your map, not from guesswork.
No account, no profile, no analytics, no ads. Your chats, pins and gear list never leave the phone.
Two downloads while you still have wifi. After that the internet is optional.
Setting up an area is the one part that needs a connection: Roadless has to fetch that region's map and its background data. During that step your approximate coordinates go to the mapping and biodiversity services that provide it. Once the area is on your phone, that stops — using Roadless in the field sends nothing at all. The privacy policy spells out exactly what goes where.