For luxury car clubs & volunteer drive organizers

Run the drive,
not the paperwork.

You spend a weekend in a spreadsheet so the chapter can spend a weekend on a great road. Geovea lets you build the drive once on a map and share one link the whole roster opens on their phones — no turn-sheets, no reprints, nobody lost at the split.

Want to see it live? Book a demo and we'll walk you through it.

Sample · Front Range Canyon Run 1 Meet point · 8:00 2 Canyon pass 3 Lunch stop 4 Finish · 165 mi

The way it works today

Right now you build the route by hand and ship it in pieces — a printed turn-sheet, a Google Maps link, a GPX file for whoever's running an app — emailed to the list and hoped for the best. Plenty of tools touch it; not one was built for a group drive, and a new organizer rebuilds it all next year.

What Geovea does

Built for the one job that makes a club drive work — the route.

01 / BUILD

Lay out the drive on a map

Drop the meet point, the good roads, the coffee and lunch stops onto the map and watch the day take shape — the way your members will actually drive it.

02 / OPTIMIZE

Set the order and the timing

Reorder stops and let Geovea handle distance and timing, so the lunch reservation lands when the convoy actually arrives.

03 / CURATE

Add the details members ask about

Fuel stops, the photo pull-off, the regroup point, the address everyone texts you for — pinned on the route with a note for each.

04 / SHARE

Send one link to the whole roster

Members open the full drive on their phones — turn by turn, stop by stop — instead of squinting at a folded turn-sheet at speed.

05 / LIBRARY

A library the next organizer inherits

Every great pull-off, lunch stop, overnight, and contact you track down — saved to a library with notes and booking details. So next year's drive starts from everything this year's organizer learned, not a blank page and a new volunteer's inbox. The club's knowledge, kept in one place — which no spreadsheet or group email really does.

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Before / after

Same drive. One of them doesn't need a reprint.

Today

A printout, a link & a GPX file

  • Built by hand, exported to three or four formats
  • A printout that's fixed the moment it's emailed
  • Generic Google Maps or GPX — nothing branded to the club
  • A new organizer rebuilds it from a blank page
With Geovea

One live link the club opens

  • Opens on any phone, no app to install
  • Edit once and everyone sees the update
  • Branded to your club or chapter
  • Reuse last year's drive instead of rebuilding it
Who it's for

The volunteers who make the drives happen.

Chapters

PCA, BMW CCA & regional clubs

Driving chairs and chapter organizers running monthly drives today on email, a group chat, and a printout from the night before.

Marques

Porsche, Mercedes & Ferrari clubs

Affluent, fragmented membership that shows up for great roads — and deserves a drive that feels organized, not improvised.

Events

Rallies, concours & weekend runs

Multi-stop weekend runs and concours tours where keeping the group together and on-route is half the job — and all of the stress.

How it works

Three steps from a great road to a drive in every member's pocket.

01 / PLOT

Drop your stops on the map

Start with the meet point and the roads you already love. Place each stop and shape the day visually.

02 / OPTIMIZE

Set the order and stops

Sequence the route, time the lunch, and add the regroup and fuel points along the way.

03 / SHARE

Send one link to the list

Members open the full interactive drive on their phones — and it stays current right up to roll-out.

Get started

Put your next club drive on a map.

Want to see it live? Book a demo and we'll walk you through it.