TrailSync

TrailSync is the overland trip planner from RREV (Roam Resilient Expedition Vehicles). This connector brings its public planning tools into your conversation as interactive cards you can act on. - Plan a driving route between any two places, with optional stops: distance, drive time and the route line. - Scan the route for active wildfires (NIFC), smoke and air quality (Open-Meteo, including wildfire smoke), current weather, NWS Red Flag warnings, and fire restrictions where agencies publish them. Where no restriction feed exists, it names the land manager whose rules apply, with a link. A missing reading is reported as unknown, never as safe. Prescribed burns are shown separately from wildfires. - Find campsites near a point or along the route, from public agency data (USFS, BLM, Recreation.gov) and OpenStreetMap, filtered by your rig's length as driven. Every answer carries its sources and observation time. Tap the card's buttons to check fire and smoke, find camps along the route, or open the trip in TrailSync, where trips are fitted to your rig's real length, fuel and water. Free, no account and no sign-in. Read-only: it never saves, books or changes anything. Always verify road, fire and campsite conditions with official sources before you travel.