Set a radius.
Get the alert.

From a city block to five hundred miles.

Set a circle around anywhere that matters — home, a terminal, a trailhead, a marina — at whatever size fits, from a tenth of a mile to 500. It stays accurate the whole way out.

Drag the radius — the map zooms with it, from a few city blocks all the way out to across state lines.

Search a place or drop a pin anywhere on the map.

Anywhere from a tenth of a mile to five hundred.

Cross in or out, or just get close, and Milebound tells you.

Alerts that fit how you move.

Cross a boundary and Milebound tells you the instant it happens — in or out. Want notice before you reach it? Add a proximity alert at 15 miles out. It alerts only on a real crossing, never on a GPS twitch.

Find what's nearby.

Pull up fuel, rest stops, medical, public lands, and more around you — each on the map with its own icon. Set a proximity alert and Milebound tells you as you get close.

Measure the distance, your way.

How far is that, really? Measure straight-line ("as the crow flies"), by road, or on foot — to a circle's edge or its center — with travel time.

Always on, easy on battery.

Milebound watches in the background and sips battery — precise GPS kicks in only when you're near a boundary. It even re-arms itself after a restart, so it never misses a crossing or alerts twice.

"I set my radius once. Now the truck tells me when I'm near my line — I don't watch the map."

"I know my range. It tells me when I'm getting near it, so I turn back before I push my luck."

"I cross into her five-mile circle and I get the nudge — time to call and say I'm almost there."

"It keeps me honest about turnaround time — a heads-up before I've gone too far to make it back easy."