What Apps should I get for my smart phone?

[markandkim]

I like "Raindar" for watching severe weather around us. Great APP.

[dustyone]

I like to use the app Bubble. it's a great app for leveling. simple easy to use.... Dusty

[alvo]

Originally Posted by dustyone

I like to use the app Bubble. it's a great app for leveling. simple easy to use.... Dusty

You don't need a special app for that. Just enter "Bubble Level" into Google and you get one.

[Pepperell]

If you have a big rig CoPilot Truck is really good. All map data is stored locally on your phone or tablet, so when you get out of cell range, it still works, unlike Google Maps. It knows where the low height and low weight bridges and tunnels are, as well as high center RR crossings and the like.

[computerguy]

One's I like and use (iOS apps) and in no particular order

Gasbuddy
Google maps
Waze
Roadtrippers
Trover
iRecycle
Wi fi finder
RV Parks
iRV2
GS Camping
CampUSA
Dish Align
myPilot
Rest Stops
RA Camping
RecGovCamp
Altimeter
Urbanspoon
Field Trip
Dish Anywhere
Google Drive
Overdrive
kindle
Starbucks
Dunkin Donuts
Fox News
iHeartradio
The Weather Channel
Weatherbug
T-Mobile
Vehical
Genius Scan
Shazam
USPS Mobile
banking apps

[dustyone]

I like to camp in a lot of areas where there is no cell service. That is why the app works so well for me..also not all phones will support the app. I just tried it.

[jpharley]

IEXIT is a great app to have. Instead of buying the book every year, once purchased you get free updates. And it is much easier to use than paging through a book. Open the app, it finds you on the interstate (only good for interstate travel) and you can see all the upcoming exits on your route including rest areas and it tells you whether the amenity is right or left at the exit and the distance. Wish I could find an equivalent for US routes. Gas Buddy, Yelp, and a weather app are great too.

[twogypsies]

Wow! You guys need to just GO and enjoy the trip. Take things as they come. This is way too much planning. We succeeded very well for 16 years of full-timing without any apps. with paper maps and with a 40' MH.

[dexters]

Originally Posted by twogypsies

Wow! You guys need to just GO and enjoy the trip. Take things as they come. This is way too much planning. We succeeded very well for 16 years of full-timing without any apps. with paper maps and with a 40' MH.

I agree with that. Most of the things use the apps to do can be done one your computer before you leave - it is all about planning.

[Airedale]

I would add Rest Stops to the above lists.