Waybi is a navigation app designed around driving in Aotearoa New Zealand. Plan routes, compare alternatives, see traffic-aware road context when available, discover parking near your destination, and get route-aware reminders for published NZTA fixed safety cameras — in English or Chinese.
Waybi combines clear turn guidance, lane information when the route provider supplies it, multiple route choices, traffic context, walking and transit options, and a compact driving interface designed to keep the road visible.
New Zealand navigation guide →Published fixed safety-camera locations from NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi are matched to your route so Waybi can give useful advance reminders. The data is checked regularly and remains a driving aid, never a replacement for road signs or current conditions.
How safety-camera reminders work →Compare sensible route alternatives instead of forcing a different route just for variety. Where live traffic data is available, Waybi uses it as road context. For supported destinations, parking discovery helps you plan the final part of the trip before you set off.
Explore route planning →Waybi Plus can keep an eye on saved commutes such as Home ↔ Work and surface meaningful travel-time changes. Route geometry is refreshed instead of being treated as permanent, so monitoring stays tied to the route you actually use.
Learn about Route Watch →Waybi supports an English or Chinese interface and guidance. Search remains location-aware rather than assuming a hard-coded city, while New Zealand-specific road intelligence layers add local context on top.
查看中文介绍 →Waybi keeps the map central and adds only the information that helps with the next decision. The Waybi bird, Clover the cat and Sett the corgi add personality without getting in the way of navigation.
Meet Waybi →Waybi supports Google Maps as well as its own independent map and routing layers. The product is being built so map providers can be changed without changing the overall Waybi navigation experience.
No. Waybi uses published fixed safety-camera information from NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi. Coverage does not represent every road hazard, mobile enforcement activity, camera direction or lane. Always follow road signs, current conditions and New Zealand law.
Yes. Core route exploration can be used as a guest. An account adds saved places, history and account-linked features such as Route Watch where available.