Record roads between stations
See which roads you took. Keep a useful reminder for your next drive.
Record roadside station trips
Record a drive between Japan's roadside stations, or michi-no-eki. Revisit the roads and distances connecting your stops.
Record your journey with WayLogFor iPhone · Free to download
When WayLog can help
A day of local food and scenery. Keep the route you drove alongside your memories of each place.
See which roads you took. Keep a useful reminder for your next drive.
Review the distance covered on a day with several stops and get a clearer picture of your drive.
Add an area name or Roadside stops tag yourself to find past outings.
Before your first trip, check compatibility and the settings you need.
Check the necessary settings and begin before you leave.
Enjoy the drive and the places you stop. Operate the app only while parked.
Stop recording and see the roads you traveled on the map.
Look back on the map
Look back on the drive connecting your stops. Use it with visit notes when thinking about your next outing.
A fictional example showing how a record looks. It is not an actual journey or measured distance.

Keep records your way
Add Roadside stops or an area name yourself. Find the record you need by date or keyword.
Example tags you can add yourself
An example of how to organize records. You choose your own tags; they are not assigned automatically.
This page describes recording travel routes. WayLog does not include a dedicated roadside station search or stamp collecting feature.
Check each facility's official information. WayLog saves the route connecting your stops.
WayLog is free to download and use. Check the App Store and the app for optional features and purchase terms.
No. WayLog cannot recreate a route traveled before recording started. Begin recording before the journey you want to save.
Everyday trips and roads you have never traveled.
Your own records, ready to revisit.
For iPhone · Free to download