Roadie Passport

Stamp it only when you are there.

Your digital Route 66 passport: pick a stop, request GPS proof on purpose, choose who can see the visit, and connect the stamp to your Roadie Profile.

Roadie PassportCheck in · earn stamps · share the journey

My Roadie My map

GPS

Nearby proof

Verified stamps use a stop radius, QR fallback, or staff code so rewards favor travelers who actually visit.

PIC

Photo support

A picture makes the stamp worth sharing, but photo metadata alone is not enough for high-value rewards because metadata can be changed or stripped.

QR

Business fallback

QR codes and staff codes help motels, museums, diners, and shops verify visitors when GPS is weak or a reward needs redemption proof.

Roadie ranks

Earn your place on the Mother Road.

Collect unique verified stops, climb the tiers, and opt into a leaderboard that shows only your handle, stamp count, and rank—not your exact visits.

Loading your Roadie rank...

Roadie Stamp

Check in and stamp the stop.

Location is requested only when you press the proof button. Choose your photo here before saving; it previews privately on this device. Signed-in roadies can store the photo privately or explicitly submit it for public review. Tap GPS once, wait for the result, then save once.

Choose stop Visibility Photo proof — optional, private preview

GPS proof has not been requested.

Stamps are saved on this device. Create a Roadie Profile to share your stamps and selected photos with other roadies.

No photo selected. Photos preview locally first; signed-in roadies can store them privately or submit them for public review.

Your Roadie Passport

Your Mother Road stamp book.

Exact coordinates stay private. Public-after-delay stamps appear on a connected Roadie Profile at least 24 hours after the visit.

Passport stop inventory

Current, past, lost, restored, and source-backed.

This is the route-wide seed for the complete 66 Roadies destination graph. Each stop carries category, status, source trail, business eligibility, and proof radius so it can appear in the passport and map without faking a final “complete” claim.

The destination directory is curated in stages: source-seeded, map-reviewed, field-reviewed, passport-ready, and reward-ready. Each record shows its current evidence level.

Roadie challenges

Make Route 66 collectible.

Each challenge can become a badge, photo contest, business reward, printable certificate, or sponsored trip lane.

100

Centennial Run

Verified stamps across the 2026 anniversary route.

NEON

Neon Nights

Classic motel signs, restored neon, diners, and nighttime photography.

MOT

Motel Legends

Historic motor courts, preserved rooms, signs, and lodging stories.

GIANT

Roadside Giants

Whales, statues, murals, oddballs, and giant Americana stops.