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What codriver does on your Tesla screen.
codriver is the community navigation companion Tesla didn't ship — a live layer that runs inside the car's own browser. It doesn't route you door-to-door; it hands you the road context your nav leaves out, from the right seat, and lets you hand some back.
Community-owned · deep dive
Community alerts
Tap once on the Tesla screen to report a police trap, hazard or closure — position, heading and speed ride along automatically. Drivers behind you confirm or dispute it in a non-blocking toast. Three contribution paths, one consensus map, anti-grief by design.
See how the contribution layer works →
EV-native · deep dive
Every-network charger layer
Chargers from every network on one map, filtered the way an EV driver actually thinks — by connector compatibility, network, cost and power. Region-aware across North America, Europe and Australia/NZ. Not a generic POI pin; a layer built for range decisions.
See how the charger layer works →
Privacy-by-default · deep dive
Recent & saved destinations
Home and Work sync across every Tesla you pair; unlimited favorites and your recent list stay on the device unless you choose to sync. Save without an account, without typing — the label defaults to the address. Privacy is the default, not a setting.
See local vs synced →
Tesla-native · alpha · deep dive
Turn-by-turn (alpha)
codriver's own turn-by-turn, called like a rally co-driver's pace notes — maneuver arrows, distances, a live ETA, and a cost-aware reroute. It's early, and this page says so plainly. For charge-stop trip planning, pair it with ABRP.
See what works today →
Tesla-native
Pace-note voice
A calm second voice from the right seat — distances over encouragement, no emoji, no nagging. Borrowed from rally co-driving: it tells you what's coming, then gets out of the way.
Hear the idea →
Tesla-native
Runs in the browser you already have
No app store, no CarPlay, no mount. Open codriver.io in the 17-inch browser, pair once with your phone, and it takes over the surface Tesla already ships. Anonymous by default — no account required to start, no ads ever.
How pairing works →
Wondering how it stacks up against what you use now? See how codriver compares to Waze, Tesla nav, Google Maps and ABRP. Want the hands-on version? How to show and filter charging networks walks through the map step by step — or read the developer docs to plug your own data feed into it.