Just say it.Buddy finds a spotyour rig fits.
Truck Buddy is the hands-free voice copilot for truck drivers. Ask for parking, a hotel, fuel or a mechanic, and it picks a place that fits your truck and sets the route.

Say it the way you’d say it to dispatch.
No menus and no magic words. Buddy turns everyday phrases into the right search, and only asks a follow-up when it really changes the answer.
Tap any phrase to see how Buddy handles it on the phone above.
From “Hey Buddy” to a route in one breath.
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Wake it up
Say “Hey Buddy” or tap the avatar. The wake word is heard on the phone, so nothing leaves it until you talk to Buddy.
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Talk normally
Buddy shows what it heard, so you know it got you right before it acts.
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Buddy picks and routes
It weighs your truck, the distance and the parking, picks one place and sets the route. The answer is a sentence or two, out loud and on screen.
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Tap Go
Driving mode takes over: big turn-by-turn, spoken out loud, with your arrival time always in view.
It looks at the lot before you take the exit.
A listing saying “truck parking” isn’t the same as room for 70 feet of rig. Buddy checks a 300 m satellite view around the place to judge whether a 53 ft tractor-trailer can park there, finds the truck entrance, and ends your route at it.
Ask “where do I park?” and Buddy tells you which side the entrance is on, from the direction you’re actually coming.
Your truck
Try it: change the height and watch the route
Tell it your truck once. Every route respects it.
Setup takes one sentence. Height, trailer length, weight and hazmat all shape the route, so Buddy steers you clear of low bridges and roads your truck shouldn’t be on. Change it any time by voice.

“13 foot 6, 53 foot trailer, 80,000 pounds, no hazmat.”
When Buddy can’t verify restrictions on a road, it tells you plainly, like the line above, instead of pretending.
Stopped on the shoulder? Say so. Buddy does the calling around.
Tell Buddy what happened. It asks at most one question, then reads reviews, hours and payment options while you deal with the truck. You get a short spoken comparison and the exact details to give on the phone. You start it, and Buddy never calls anyone on its own.
Example results. Names and prices are illustrative.
- Where you are
- I-80 eastbound, past exit 86, right shoulder
- Truck
- 13′6″ tractor, 53 ft trailer, loaded
- Problem
- Steer tire blowout, front left
- Payment
- Comchek
You drive. Buddy keeps working.
Once you tap Go, Buddy keeps going in the background. It checks the lot from above, moves your route to the truck entrance, calls out every turn, and answers when you ask something. Nothing to tap, and every word is on screen too.


End
- 8:33Route set to Motel 6 Sacramento North4.1 mi · truck route for 13′ 6″, 53 ft
- 8:33Checked the lot from satellite: fits a 53 ft trailerTruck entrance is on the back side, off Richards Blvd
- 8:34Moved the route to the truck entranceNo turning around in the front lot

8:37In half a mile, take exit 86 toward Richards Blvd.
Spoken and shown on screen- 8:39
How do I get in?
You, hands on the wheel 
8:39Truck entrance is on your right, off Richards Blvd, past the fuel island.
From the satellite check, for the way you’re coming in
The smallest button in the app, sized for a bumpy cab.
Satellite square Buddy checks around a stop for truck parking.
Sentences per spoken answer. The place and the distance, then quiet.
Audio that leaves the phone before you say “Hey Buddy”.
Big targets
Every button is at least 56px, easy to hit with a thumb over road noise.
Captioned, always
What you said and what Buddy answered are always on screen, so it works with the radio up.
Wake word on the phone
“Hey Buddy” is detected on the device. Nothing is recorded or sent until you start talking to it.
Remembers the trip
Say “not that one” and Buddy knows what you mean. Clear its memory whenever you like.
See it before you arrive
From the satellite view, open the lot in Google Street View and check the entrance before you commit.
Short answers
One or two sentences: the place and the distance. Buddy keeps the talking to what you need.
Hey Buddy.
Your copilot for the next stop, the next exit and the long night in between.