Coming soon to iPhone
The GPS that talks like your people.
Turn-by-turn that sounds like your homie in the passenger seat. Real maps, real streets, and a voice from your city.
“Twin, we here, bruh. Be safe. I'll be here when you get back, bruh. One.”
How it works
Three steps. Then we slidin'.
- 01
Say where you goin'
Tap the mic and say it like you'd say it to your homie. "Take me to the crib." We find it, show you the exact address, and you confirm.
- 02
Pick who you ridin' with
Choose a voice and a city sound. Atlanta, Houston, the DMV, Puerto Rican Spanish, and more. Or flip on "Keep it plain" if you want it straight.
- 03
Let's slide
Real turn-by-turn on real maps. The voice gives you the slang; the screen always shows the real street name and exact distance.
On the way
“Aight bet. If traffic light, we should be there in 14 min. But we good. Let's go.”
Before a turn
“In a couple blocks, bust a left on N Orange Ave, twin.”
What it do
Everything a GPS does. Plus personality.
Turns in your language
"In a couple blocks, bust a left, twin." Every line is backed by the exact street and distance on screen.
Them boys up ahead
Crowd reports for police, wrecks, construction and road hazards. Every heads-up ends the same way: slow down, stay legal.
Detour or ride it out?
Wreck or construction on your route? It asks you by voice and you answer by voice. No taps while you driving.
Food and gas roasts
"Man, you hungry? Old greedy self. All right, bet. Let's go." Stop for gas and it got jokes about your $5 fill-up too.
Traffic-aware ETAs
The voice keeps it loose ("20-somethin' min"); the screen keeps it exact. Reroutes happen quietly, no drama.
No cussin'. Ever.
Real slang, zero profanity. It never mocks you for a missed turn and never tells you to speed up.
Regional voices
It sound like where you from.
Pick a city sound, or let it match where you driving. Young voices (think 18 to 28), real local flavor, no cussin'.
English packs
- Atlanta
- Houston
- Florida
- NYC
- Chicago
- DMV
- Bay Area
- LA
- Detroit
- New Orleans
Packs en español
- Puerto Rican
- Dominican
- Cuban / Miami
- Mexican-American
- Central American
- Colombian
“Say twin, they say them boys up ahead. Slow down a little bit.”
“Bruh, you know you ain't got no money. All right. But you better put more than $5, fam.”
“Twin, there's a construction up ahead. What chu wanna do? Detour? Or keep goin'?”
Pricing
Try it a whole week. On us.
Let's Slide Twin
$9.99 /month
First trip on us
- Every voice and every city pack
- Crowd reports and detour asks
- Food and gas roasts
- Local spots on the map (never mid-turn)
Slide+
$14.99 /month
Planned for launch
- Everything in the regular plan
- No ads. At all.
Subscriptions are billed through Apple App Store or Google Play. The subscription renews automatically at $9.99/month (or $14.99/month for Slide+) unless you cancel at least 24 hours before the current period ends. Manage or cancel anytime in your Apple ID or Google Play subscription settings. Prices in USD; final prices are shown in the app before you subscribe.
FAQ
Questions? Say less.
When can I get it?
It's coming to iPhone first, then Android. Get on the waitlist and you'll be the first to know when it drops.
How much is it?
Your first trip is free, then $9.99/month. Slide+ (no ads) is planned at $14.99/month. You subscribe through Apple or Google, and you can cancel anytime in your phone's subscription settings.
Does it cuss?
Nah. It talks like your people, but it keeps it clean. No profanity in any voice pack, English or Spanish.
Can I turn the slang off?
Yep. Flip "Keep it plain" and the voice and the whole app switch to standard wording. Same maps, same reports.
Is it real navigation or just a joke app?
Real navigation on real maps, with traffic, lanes on the highway, rerouting and crowd reports. The jokes are a bonus, not the point.
Do you sell my location?
No. We use your location to navigate and to place your reports on the map. We don't sell it. Read the Privacy Policy for the details.
Who's it for?
Drivers 18 and up who'd rather hear a friend in the passenger seat than a robot reading street names.
Don't get left on read.
Drop your email. When the app drops, you'll be the first one ridin'.