Routebook

Weather for when you'll be there, not today.

Every stop shows a forecast for the hour you're scheduled to arrive. Mountain passes on your route get their own warning card when snow, ice, or closures are forecast — before you're already on the switchbacks.

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Fig. 1.2 — The forecast for each arrival hour

Built into every stop, automatically.

  1. Plan your days

    Every stop already has a scheduled arrival time from your route.

  2. Routebook checks that hour

    Not today's weather — the forecast for the hour you'll actually be there.

  3. Passes get flagged

    Mountain passes on your route get a warning card for snow, ice, or closures.

  4. See it inline

    No separate app — it's on the day, next to the stop.

Questions

Routebook reads the forecast for the hour you're actually scheduled to arrive at each stop — not the day's average — from MET Norway, and flags mountain passes on your route for snow, ice, or closures. It's a forecast, so accuracy narrows the closer the stop is.
Hand-sourced "know before you go" pages — vignette and toll rules, equipment law, low-emission zones, speed limits, and emergency numbers — for Austria, Switzerland, and Slovenia so far, each linking straight to that country's own toll authority. In-app, a border-crossing card surfaces automatically on the day your route first enters a guide-covered country.

More questions? Read the full FAQ.

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