DryGo vs Great Circle Map

A city forecast tells you what the weather is there now. DryGo tells you what the road may feel like when you arrive. Set your start, destination, departure time and type of travel. DryGo places detailed forecast points along the route, matches each one to your expected arrival time and turns changing conditions into a clear trip overview. PLAN WITH CONFIDENCE See temperature, rain, snow, wind, gusts, visibility and conditions along the entire route Compare alternative routes by weather comfort as well as travel time Spot storms, ice, aquaplaning, crosswinds, low visibility and other road risks before departure Explore the precipitation forecast on the map Compare leaving later or adding a weather stop when timing could improve the journey Get forecasts adjusted for car, EV, camper, truck, motorcycle, bicycle or walking Add planned stops — arrival times and downstream forecasts are recalculated automatically Follow trip progress with upcoming hazard and ETA updates Save favorite routes and refresh them with the latest forecast Share a polished route summary as an image WEATHER THAT MATCHES YOUR JOURNEY Conditions are shown for the place and time you are expected to reach each part of the route — not just for your origin and destination. A comfort score makes complex data easy to scan, while detailed cards remain available whenever you want them. DESIGNED FOR REAL TRIPS From a daily commute to a long road trip, DryGo helps you decide which route to take, when to leave and whether a well-timed stop could mean calmer weather ahead. PREMIUM BY DESIGN No account. No advertising. No cross-app tracking. Your saved trips and preferences stay on your device. Automatic weather-source selection helps provide coverage across supported regions, with a manual source option available in Settings. Weather can change quickly. Always follow official warnings, road signs and local authorities, and never interact with the app while driving.

A globe you can turn in any direction, including straight over the poles. Great circle routes cross the poles, so we built a globe that follows them there. Enter two airports and the shortest path between them is drawn on the Earth itself, with distance and bearing on every leg. A Globe With No Pole Clamp Most map apps clamp the view at the poles. North stays up, and the globe stops turning right where great circle routes go. Great Circle Map uses a quaternion arcball instead. Drag in any direction and the globe follows, straight over the North or South Pole. Drag along the outer edge and the view rolls, so any direction can face upward. Find Any Airport • Search the full OurAirports database by IATA code, ICAO code, or city name. • Enter two airports and the great circle between them is drawn with its distance. • Recent routes save automatically and recreate with one tap. Waypoints and Weather • Double-tap anywhere on the globe to drop a waypoint. Double-tap it again to delete it. • Add as many waypoints as you want. There is no limit. • Every waypoint shows current conditions, temperature, and wind direction and speed in knots, from Open-Meteo. Distance on Every Leg • Each leg carries a sliding distance label and its initial bearing. • A running total stays pinned at the top of the screen. • Units switch between kilometers, nautical miles, and statute miles. Choose Your Earth • NASA Blue Marble satellite imagery or Natural Earth relief. • Toggle borders, airports, labels, and the grid. • View the globe in perspective or orthographic projection. Share the Route • Create Map exports your route as a flat map projection image. • The map unrolls across the antimeridian, so polar routes render cleanly. Privacy There are no analytics and no tracking. Weather requests send only waypoint coordinates to Open-Meteo. The privacy policy is at https://greatcirclemap.app/privacy-policy-great-circle-map Learn More The guide at https://greatcirclemap.app/guide.html walks through every feature.