Roadie profiles
Profiles show states visited, stops stamped, badges earned, photos, trip timelines, favorite diners, motels, neon signs, museums, and roadside giants.
Route 66 roadie atlas
The Mother Road, layered.
RoadLog 66 should open on the map: current corridors, old alignments, abandoned sections, private GPS fieldwork, passport stops, photos, rewards, and roadie profiles all stacked into one neon Route 66 atlas from Chicago to Los Angeles.
Loading map layers
Preparing source-safe Route 66 overlays.
GPS proof·Photo stamps·Roadie profiles·Digital passport·Business rewards·Centennial challenges·Neon Route 66 energy
What it becomes
Facebook energy, road-trip purpose.
Not another generic feed. RoadLog 66 is built around Route 66 roadies and a layered Mother Road map: real places, proof of travel, historic alignments, preservation, local business discovery, roadie identity, and privacy-safe sharing.
Historic map layers
Toggle current, old, abandoned, research-only, and private GPS-surveyed alignments without confusing the viewer about source confidence.
GPS + photo passport
Travelers can earn stamps only when they are near a stop, then attach photos and choose private, friends, delayed public, or public sharing.
Live prototype paths
Every lane has a starting page.
This first build is static and safe: no real accounts, payments, uploads, or location storage. It demonstrates the product, onboarding paths, and the ad proposition.
Digital passport
GPS/photo proof demo, visibility choices, and a local stamp book.
Try passportCommunity
Profiles, public-safe feeds, photo logs, and community safety controls.
View communityBusinesses
Claim pages, reward stops, sponsored challenges, and centennial ads.
View pitchEarly access
Build the first roadie and business list.
The smart first launch is a roadie waitlist and business-interest funnel before full accounts. That proves demand before building the whole network.