Jornee builds a polyline-shaped corridor around your planned route from A to B. How far it reaches follows your detour budget. It then searches the stops inside that corridor and ranks them by added detour time, not radial distance.
Google Maps "search along route" returns places loosely near the polyline but optimized for arrival at the destination. Jornee inverts the priority: it ranks by how little extra time a stop adds.
Yes. Germany is one of the four MVP launch markets along with the Netherlands, Belgium and France.
Free to start: 25 route searches, 3 a day, on iOS and Android. Pro plans allow 10 searches a day with no total cap. No ads today.
Jornee launches on both iOS and Android (Fastfork is iOS-only), focuses on European corridors, and includes EV charging alongside food. See the side-by-side comparison page.
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