NUNAV Navigation

Graphmasters

About this app

Avoid and prevent traffic jams with collaborative routing. This is exactly what NUNAV is about. Be part of an intelligent swarm and help reduce traffic jams, keep traffic flowing more smoothly and protect the environment all at the same time.
With its NUNAV technology, Graphmasters has paved the way for a traffic-free future. Unlike any other navigational system, NUNAV gives every car an individual route. We call this collaborative routing. In combination with our AI-based, predictive traffic models our users drive fewer miles, consume less fuel, and reach their destinations on time.

Why NUNAV Navigation?

- route optimization in real time
- avoids traffic jams
- reduces CO2 emissions
- current road works and road block messages
- event routing directly to the free parking space
- always up-to-date map data
- Your data remains safe: no storage of personal information
- no registration necessary
- no advertising
- free of charge (no hidden fees)

How to use NUNAV?

In order to use the NUNAV navigation app, you’ll need an active internet connection.

We do not take any responsibility or liability for possible errors, ambiguities and their consequences that may be caused by the routing data provided by NUNAV.

Ratings and reviews

Freezing with android auto, using with S23 Ultra, when you connect to the car, just stops working. Update: Latest android auto + wirelessly connected s23 ultra Navigation screen opens, after destination input the map start to zoom in to start the turn by turn part. The zoom stuck half way, shows the enter your destination UI again then repeat. Other navigations working fine. Without android auto, the nav working fine too on the same phone.

@developers: when the app gives turning instructions, it always prefixes distances with "circa", "approximately" (in the German version at least). I find that does not make too much sense. "Please turn right in 350 meters" would do. Adding in "approximately" makes it nicer - if you hear it once. On the long run it gets quite annoying, in my experience. It should also go without saying that these numbers always are estimates - particularly because the distance changes quite a lot even during the time required to give the instruction. Even more so with the additional unnecessary word :-)

A good navigation system, with an absolutely useless search function. Routing to an exact adress is wonderfully easy, however, for finding anything more general, like say, a gas or charging station, or even a parking lot in your area, it is completely useless. The routing is great, but it can only get you from a fixed point A to a fixed point B. It is not a complete navigation system.