Live driver alerts
Displays reports posted by drivers ahead, including police, hazards, accidents, and jams, so drivers can see what is coming up on the road.
codriver is a community navigation companion for the Tesla browser that adds live driver alerts, charger information, route notes, and map views on top of Tesla’s built-in navigation. It is designed for Tesla drivers who want crowd-sourced road context without leaving the car’s browser.

codriver is a browser-based navigation companion for Tesla vehicles. It runs in the Tesla browser and adds community-sourced road alerts, charger intelligence, and route notes to help drivers see what is ahead without replacing Tesla’s built-in navigation.
The product is positioned as a “live traffic & charger map” for the Tesla browser, with a workflow that starts on a phone, then moves into the car by opening codriver.io and pairing through a QR scan. It is built for current Tesla models and emphasizes a minimal in-car interface, live updates from other drivers, and EV-aware routing context.
Displays reports posted by drivers ahead, including police, hazards, accidents, and jams, so drivers can see what is coming up on the road.
Shows charging options across multiple networks, not just Tesla’s own, and filters stations to connectors the car can use.
Lets drivers share pace notes and road context for specific stretches of route, adding local knowledge to the map.
Opens directly in the Tesla browser, with setup designed around a phone sign-up and QR-based pairing instead of an app install.
Includes Compass, and Premium adds Track, Tilt, and Cityscape views for different driving contexts.
Refreshes traffic every five minutes and reroutes only when the car has meaningfully drifted off route, reducing constant map churn.
Drivers can check for live incidents and charger availability while keeping Tesla’s built-in navigation in place.
The Track and Tilt views, plus live alerts from other drivers, help drivers follow the road more naturally on longer drives.
Drivers can compare charger options across networks and focus on stations their car can actually use.
Cityscape view and nearby alerts can add context in dense areas where road conditions change quickly.
Lite-mode is available for older MCU hardware, reducing visual complexity for better performance.
Open codriver.io in the Tesla browser after signing up on your phone, then pair the car with a QR scan and pin the tab.
No. The site says it runs alongside Tesla’s built-in navigation rather than replacing it.
The site lists Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X, and Cybertruck, with MCU 2 supported in Lite-mode.
No. It includes multiple charging networks and filters them to connectors the car can use.
The pricing page is not available, but the site states that Free starts with Compass and Premium unlocks additional views.