Frontier mock lens · one live disc · rim band · pearl wake — throwaway, geometry only

Beds Beauty choosable now your stops so far Fuel plan Repair
The ▦ Planner button overlays the itinerary on the map — click anywhere off it (or Esc) to dismiss. Click any card or dot to highlight it (Esc clears). The on an Options card commits the next leg; click a connector between Choices to insert mid-trip; replaces, removes — nothing is ever truncated, illegal legs flag red and stay yours to mend. Leg distances and drive times are now OSRM-routed between properties (an ≈ marks the few legs that still fall back to crow-fly × 1.25); the disc remains a crow-fly reach approximation — deliberately geometric. On the disc: the dashed-radius number is its crow-fly reach in miles; the number in the bright band is the road-mile window a good next stop should spend (55–100% of the leg, toward Santa Barbara).

Any address can be a stop. Type one into the box at the top of Options — a friend's house, a town, a hotel that isn't in the catalog — and it lands on the map as a ⌂ dot you can commit like any bed. Two lookups happen over the network when you do: OpenStreetMap turns the address into a point, and OSRM measures the real road miles of the legs it touches. Neither is needed for anything else on this page; if either is unreachable the stop still works and its legs fall back to crow-fly × 1.25, marked ≈. Routes save locally. The plan you are looking at autosaves and is in the URL; ☆ Save route keeps as many named routes as you like in this browser (clearing site data deletes them, and no other device sees them), and ⤓ Plan writes a .vquest file you can keep or send. The 24-day itinerary is already packed as one — download it here, then ⤒ Load it. It carries no departure date; set one in Depart to turn trip days into calendar dates.

The mount stack three parts, bought together — nothing adhesive touches the car

Bracketron NavMat weighted dashboard pad
Bracketron NavMat dashboard pad Weighted beanbag friction base. The suction cups seal to this, never to the glass. View on Amazon →
MAGIC JOHN magnetic suction phone mount
MAGIC JOHN magnetic mount All-metal, 360°. The magnetic one — the phone goes on and off in a second. View on Amazon →
MAGIC JOHN clamp-arm cradle phone mount
MAGIC JOHN clamp cradle Same mount, adjustable arms instead of a magnet. The one that grips. View on Amazon →

Titles and images taken from each product page on 12 August 2026; no prices are shown here because they move. Dash, not glass: New York, New Jersey and Delaware ban windshield mounts outright and all three arrive on day 2 — the NavMat is what makes this stack legal in every state on the route.

ROUTES SAVED IN THIS BROWSER

Stored locally on this machine only — never uploaded. Clearing site data deletes them; use ⤓ Plan for a file you can keep or send.

VISION QUEST — BOOKING BRIEF

Brookline MA → Santa Barbara CA ·