The voice is the worst part
“In two hundred feet, turn slight right onto…” — the cadence of a robot reading a recipe. Wayline rebuilt voice from scratch with calm, human, dry-warm guidance.
Premium navigation, slower
A more beautiful way to move through the city.
Wayline is calm, cinematic navigation. A sage beam where you’re going. A voice that doesn’t hurry you. A map that finally feels like the city around you.
Try the beta on iPhone
iOS only · free during beta · TestFlight required
What Wayline sounds like
A passenger-seat friend who happens to know the city.
Charlotte talks the way a thoughtful friend would — never chirpy, never Apple-Maps formal. Just calm, dry-warm guidance that lands where you need it.
Charlotte · trip start
Shall we?
Charlotte · morning
Crisp day out there.
Charlotte · approaching
Almost there — just up the road.
Charlotte · arrival
Here we are.
Why this exists
Every nav app looks like 2010, sounds like a coworker, and feels like a chore.
The map looks like instructions
Sharp lines. Bright shoutouts. Floating UI. Wayline’s cinematic 3D map feels like the city you’re actually walking through — soft, lit, and yours.
AR was a gimmick
A floating arrow that follows you everywhere. Wayline’s AR is one sage beam at your destination. Walk toward the light. That’s the whole experience.
What’s inside
Three modes. One feel.
Walk toward the light.
Hold your phone up. A 150-meter sage beam rises from your destination — visible through midtown, invisible once you arrive. No clutter, no ribbon, no arrows. Just the light.
Cinematic 3D, calmly.
The map sits at 400 meters — high enough that no tower hides your route, low enough to read the street. Gas, food, parking sit one tap away as sage pins along your route.
Charlotte. Calm, dry-warm.
Hundreds of small, human lines — from “shall we?” at trip start to “here we are” at arrival. Never repeats the same line within a window. Never sounds like a robot. Ever.
Get on it early
Currently in TestFlight beta.
Free during beta. iOS 17+. Walk it, drive it, tell us what feels right.
Join the betaReplace the link in index.html with your TestFlight invite URL.