No app understood
how we charge.
EUCs, e-scooters, and onewheels don't use DC fast chargers. They run on J1772, RV hookups, and ordinary 110V outlets — the same infrastructure hikers use at state parks and the same plugs you find at any campground. Every existing navigation app either ignored those sources or routed us to incompatible DC stations.
So we built Flow: a navigator that knows L1, L2, and RV power, skips DC-only stations, chains stops into viable long-distance routes, and keeps the cockpit readable at speed. Then we took it on the Pacific Coast Highway to prove it worked.
Principles, not features.
Trust first
The cockpit shows what your wheel actually knows. Charge estimates are conservative. We would rather you arrive with margin than chase an optimistic number off a cliff.
Readable at speed
Every number earns its place. If it's on screen, you should be able to read it in under 1.5 seconds without slowing down.
Built in public
Field validation before every release. Real riders on real roads catch what a test lab misses. PEVRA community feedback drives the roadmap — not analytics dashboards.
Questions, feedback, or bug reports.
We read everything. If you found a charger we missed, a road that should be in the system, or something broken — tell us. Email is the fastest path to the people who can act on it.