Drive together. Arrive together.
Plan the route, send one private link, and follow everyone on a live map. No more "where are you?" texts, no one left behind at a red light.
Free with an AutoMeet account. You sign in first.
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Take a look inside
What the members of Sunday cruise to Piñones see: the route, who is coming in what, and the group chat, all following the drive on the map. Pick another example below.
Route
- Plaza Las AméricasMeeting point 9.4 km · ~14 min
- Isla VerdeFuel 6.9 km · ~11 min
Next Arrive 8:14 AM AST - PiñonesArrive 8:25 AM ASTDestination
Routing: Valhalla, OpenStreetMap
What a convoy looks like
Examples of drives people plan in Puerto Rico and across the US. Pick one to watch it on the map. Real convoys are private: only the people with the invite link can see them.
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How it works
- 1
Plan the route
Set the meeting point, the destination and any stops for gas, food or photos. AutoMeet works out the driving distance and time.
- 2
Share one link
Send the private invite link to your crew. Whoever opens it joins right away, and you can remove anyone or reset the link.
- 3
Drive together
Start the convoy and everyone who shares their location shows up on the live map, with the time to the next stop.
Built for the drive
Everything the group needs from the meeting point to the last stop, in the app you already use for your build.
Live map
See where everyone is, who is leading and who is closing the line. In the AutoMeet app, sharing keeps going with the phone in your pocket.
Route and arrival time
The planned route is drawn on the map with the distance and time to the next stop. One tap opens it in Google Maps or Waze.
Convoy chat
One group chat for the whole convoy, with quick replies you can send at a light. It clears itself 7 days after the drive.
Roles for the crew
Name moderators to help run it, mark who leads and who sweeps, and give anyone a title like "Photographer" or "Mechanic".
Show your build
Pick which of your builds you are bringing, so the group knows what car to look for at the meeting point.
Heads-up alerts
The organizer and moderators hear when someone falls behind or stops for a while, and everyone sees when the group reaches a stop.
Your location, your call
A live location is personal. Here is what convoys do with yours.
Off until you turn it on
Join, chat and follow the map without sharing anything.
Members only
Only the people in that convoy see you, and only while it is on the road.
Ends on its own
Sharing stops when the convoy ends, at most 12 hours after it starts.
No location history
We keep no record of where you drove, and our staff never see live locations.
Invite link only
Never public or searchable. Reset the link and the old one stops working.
Your blocks count
Someone you have blocked cannot join a convoy you are in.
Questions
Nothing. Any AutoMeet account can create and join convoys, including free accounts.
Up to 25 people per convoy, the organizer included.
No. You can join, chat and follow the others on the map without sharing. Turn it on when you want the group to see you.
Send them the invite link. They sign in to AutoMeet and they are in. If the link ends up somewhere it should not, reset it and the old one stops working.
Yes, in the AutoMeet app for iPhone and Android. In a web browser, the page has to stay open.
The map shows the route and the time to the next stop. For turn-by-turn directions, the Navigate button opens the route in Google Maps or the next stop in Waze.
Got a drive this weekend?
Set it up in a couple of minutes and send the link to your crew.
Start a convoy