Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm a working fleet manager. For years, part of my job has been arranging repairs for trucks broken down hundreds of miles away — and learning, expensively, which shops shoot straight and which ones see an out-of-state truck as a payday. Like most fleet managers, my coworkers and I kept a private list: honest mechanics, towing that shows up, glass guys, reefer techs. Roadmark is that list, opened up — now ~250 vetted independent shops across the US, on a map with everything else a driver checks daily: truck stops, weigh stations, CAT scales, parking, live weather. There's a route search, and an SOS mode that asks what broke and points you to the right kind of help. The fleet side is the tool I wanted for my own trucks: repair tickets with photos, PM schedules, and real cost-per-mile per unit computed from closed repairs. It's free for drivers — no account needed to browse. Fleets run their first 7 trucks free. US-only for now, web + Android. I'm not a developer by trade, so I'd genuinely value feedback — especially from anyone who's ever been stuck on a shoulder googling "truck repair near me" and calling numbers that don't answer. What's missing? What would make you keep it on your home screen?

Roadmark

The map truckers open when something breaks

The map truckers open when something breaks