GPSM teaches you to stop needing GPS. Through 5 Memory Mode stages, it progressively pulls back guidance — from full navigation to Ghost Mode, where the route line disappears and you drive from memory. It tracks your City Fluency Score so you know your city like a local, not a tourist. Monitors your familiar routes in the background and alerts you to traffic before you hit it. GPS never drops offline. No ads. No data selling. Ever.
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Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I'm Vlad, the founder of GPSM. I built this because I lived in Las Vegas for 3 years and still needed GPS to get anywhere. One day my phone died mid-drive and I was completely lost in my own city. That was the moment everything changed.
I started forcing myself to memorize roads — no GPS, just memory. The transformation was real. But no app existed to teach this skill. Every GPS app gives you MORE guidance. I wanted to build one that gives you less — on purpose.
GPSM is that app. Would love your honest feedback — brutal or otherwise. What would make you actually use this and stick with it?
Check it out at gpsmastery.app 🚀
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Does the background traffic monitoring still use data if you turn off the map screen, or does it pause everything until you open the app back up?
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Does the City Fluency Score actually work if you mostly stick to the same handful of routes, or does it need real variety across neighborhoods to give you something meaningful back?
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Finally someone gets that real navigation mastery is about knowing the road, not following a blue line. Tried Ghost Mode yesterday and actually remembered my route home without glancing at the screen.
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The ghost mode idea is genuinely clever, I caught myself actually noticing street names instead of just following the line. City Fluency Score feels motivating without being preachy about it.
Does the background traffic monitoring still use data if you turn off the map screen, or does it pause everything until you open the app back up?
Does the City Fluency Score actually work if you mostly stick to the same handful of routes, or does it need real variety across neighborhoods to give you something meaningful back?
Finally someone gets that real navigation mastery is about knowing the road, not following a blue line. Tried Ghost Mode yesterday and actually remembered my route home without glancing at the screen.
The ghost mode idea is genuinely clever, I caught myself actually noticing street names instead of just following the line. City Fluency Score feels motivating without being preachy about it.