Plug your iPhone into the vehicle with CarPlay and see TriakaMap on the car's screen — active route, next waypoint, remaining distance and heading. Designed for the driver's view: zero distraction, zero glancing at the phone in your hand.
USB cable to the car's CarPlay port, or via CarPlay Wireless if your vehicle supports it. The iPhone recognizes the head unit and unlocks the interface for the vehicle screen.
The Triaka icon shows up on the car's screen alongside the rest of the apps. One tap and you're in. If you had an active route on the phone, you see it immediately on the head unit — same state, same position.
Big map, orange route, your vehicle in the center. Next waypoint, remaining distance and speed on side panels. All designed to read at a glance — without taking the iPhone out of your pocket.
Your vehicle centered, active route in orange, numbered waypoints, automatic scale. No floating menus or popups — the car's screen is for driving, not for tapping.
Side panel with the distance to the next point, category (gas station, shelter, water, hazard) and ETA. You know what's coming without looking at the phone in your hand.
Current speed in huge, contrasting type. Text heading (NE, S, SW) and numeric in degrees. Legible from the driver's seat at a glance.
Hazards, gas stations, water, shelter, services — each with its icon and color on the car's map. The category of the next waypoint shows in large text with no abbreviations.
When the car switches to night mode, so does TriakaMap's view. Dark background, higher contrast route, text adjusted so it doesn't glare on the night route. Syncs with the head unit state.
What happens on the phone happens in the car: if the passenger marks a waypoint, it shows up on the head unit instantly. Active route, recorded track, next point — all in a single shared state.
When you're driving long trails, mountain crossings or unsigned routes, every glance at the iPhone is a second with your eyes off the road. On technical terrain, a second is enough to land a tire where you don't want it.
With CarPlay, Triaka's nav moves to the car's screen — at eye level, in large size, with info trimmed to the critical. The phone stays in your pocket or charging. You drive looking forward.
Multi-hour trails, mountain crossings, unsigned sections. Having the route on the car's screen frees your eyes from the phone throughout the trip.
When you're driving the truck with the UTV on the trailer to the starting point. Waypoints marked, route clear, and you don't have to pull out the phone at every fork.
The passenger handles waypoints from the iPhone and everything reflects on the car's screen live. Teamwork with two views of the same route.
Install the app, plug the iPhone into the vehicle with CarPlay and head out. No extra setup, no upgrade fee, no strings attached.
