
Rig-aware route map
Build the route stop by stop with your length, height and weight in mind — tunnels, ferries and tolls get flagged before you're staring at them.
- Route planning
- Rig details
- Drive-time caps

BUILT ON THE ROAD. FREE FOR ANYONE PLANNING ONE.
Joe's RV Planner brings your route, realistic drive days, campgrounds, weather, budget, checklists, and memories into one calm place. I built it to run my life and keynote business from the road—and opened it for every RVer.
No ads. No upsell maze. Just the planner I use myself.
THREE WAYS FORWARD
Turn the next trip into realistic days, useful stops, and one plan everyone can follow.
Start a tripRead Field Notes from the miles between campgrounds, work, and rooms where I speak.
Read Field NotesPlanning an event? See the keynotes and start a conversation about your audience.
Visit You Build ForwardNo roadmap theater
Everything below is live in the app right now — not coming soon, not behind a waitlist.

Build the route stop by stop with your length, height and weight in mind — tunnels, ferries and tolls get flagged before you're staring at them.

Campgrounds, RV parks, fuel, propane and dump stations — searched near your route, saved to your favorites, dropped straight into the plan.

Keep the practical parts together: the daily itinerary, weather at every stop, planned and actual costs, and the checklists that get you rolling.

Record the road in photos, writing and audio. Keep reservations close, publish selected Field Notes, and share the plan with whoever is riding along.
See every feature — the full tour of the planner, with a downloadable PDF.
Still cooking: smarter overnight suggestions and weekly drive-cap habits. They'll show up here when they actually work.


Who's behind this
I'm a designer, keynote speaker, and full-time traveler. The RV is my home, my office, and the road between rooms where I speak. I built this planner to keep those miles realistic and the meaningful parts from getting lost in logistics. It worked for me, so I opened it for you.
My work is about building forward after disruption. The full story lives at You Build Forward; this is the practical tool that keeps me moving.
JOE'S ROAD
I share broad regions and date windows when the road brings me near an audience—never my campground, private itinerary, or exact overnight location.
The whole route, one page

Dispatches from the road
Field Notes is the public side of the trip journal. Keep notes as you travel, then publish the entries worth sharing — the first ones land here soon.


Create a trip in under a minute. Add the details as you go.