LWB on Nostr: π Introducing Voyager β an automotive dashboard built on Roadstr I've been ...
π Introducing Voyager β an automotive dashboard built on Roadstr
I've been driving with a phone mounted on my dashboard for years, and every app on it was either a spyware or closed source.
So I vibecoded Voyager: one screen that wraps Roadstr's navigation and adds music, podcasts, weather, on-device voice guidance and phone β all sized for a car, not a pocket.
What you get:
πΊοΈ Roadstr navigation, unmodified in substance β OSM maps, OSRM routing, ZTL alerts, speed cameras, community reports over Nostr
π΅ Music from your own Navidrome/Jellyfin or local files, gapless, with a 5-band EQ (genre presets from Winamp -80s and 90s kids know what I'm talking about- included)
ποΈ Podcasts β search, subscribe, play. No account.
βοΈ Weather that tells you what actually matters for driving
No account. No analytics. No Google libraries.
Credentials encrypted on-device, sign-in with Amber, don't rawdog your nsec, what happened to Ditto (and how good they were to fix it) is a valuable lesson.
GPLv3, 100% open source.
v0.1.0 is out now, available on zap https://zapstore.dev/apps/com.voyager.voyager or fetch it via Obtanium directly from https://github.com/Lwb89dev/voyager
Built for the car, not adapted to it. Try it, break it, open an issue.
#OtherStuff #FuckGoogle #OpenSource #Nostr
