Waymere is navigation designed first for people with low vision — big, high-contrast type, VoiceOver throughout, clear spoken guidance, and haptics that reach you even with the phone in your pocket.
Get there your way
Choose walking, driving, or public transit. Compare multiple transit routes and plan by departure or arrival time, watch real-time departure boards so you know exactly when the next one leaves, and let Park & Ride plan the drive-then-transit trip for you. Driving routes stay aware of live traffic and road closures.
See the world around you
Look Around landmarks describe what’s near you in plain language, Nearby places put cafés, stops, and restrooms a tap away, and Explore mode adds a live compass so you can get oriented before you move.
- Sound beacon
A guiding tone for the last few steps: the pings speed up as you get closer to your destination and the pitch rises as you turn to face it, so you can home in by sound without looking at the screen.
Built for accessibility
A high-contrast display theme with bright text and bold roads, adjustable text and reading modes, spoken cues that keep guiding with the screen locked, and in-app translation of place names and announcements into your language.
Keep going without a signal
Start or save a route and Waymere keeps guiding you turn-by-turn even if you lose connection — the route is fetched once and stays navigable.
On your wrist and by voice
Follow guidance on Apple Watch with per-cue haptics and glances, ask Siri to take you home or read your next turn, and use a hardware keyboard on iPad for search, start, repeat, and mute.
Plans
Core navigation is free. Standard adds multi-route transit comparison, time-based planning, and driving routes. Premium adds real-time departures, Park & Ride, the AI assistant, and construction alerts. Family shares Premium with up to six people, and the Novara Suite bundles Waymere with Perceptius+ in one subscription.
Questions
Is Waymere free?
Core navigation is free. Standard, Premium, Family, and the Novara Suite bundle add more.
Do I have to look at the screen?
No. Walking guidance, stop alerts, and the sound beacon all work with the screen off and the phone in your pocket.
Does it work with VoiceOver?
Yes, throughout — with haptic and spoken cues designed for non-visual travel.
What is the AI assistant?
A Premium helper that answers questions about your saved routes, trips, and nearby places. It runs on your device for free users and uses Google Gemini for Premium.