Built for roads from Baghdad to Riyadh
Waen turns every driver into a live traffic sensor. Jams, checkpoints, accidents and closures show up on the map the moment someone passes them, and your route changes with them.
How it works
Your speed is shared anonymously while you drive. When a road slows down, everyone heading that way sees it within a minute.
Police, accident, hazard, jam, closure. Drivers behind you confirm it or clear it, so stale reports disappear on their own.
Waen compares routes against what drivers are seeing right now and moves you to the faster one before you hit the queue.
Made for how we drive
Waen understands Iraqi Arabic and files the report for you, hands on the wheel.
See how long drivers are waiting right now, before you join the queue.
The limit for every road, and a heads-up before speed cameras.
Send a live link. Family sees you on the map and when you’ll arrive, no app needed.
Directions in a natural Iraqi voice, not a robot reading street names.
Walking routes, mawakib, water and medical points, and closed roads, all on one map for the days the whole country is on the move.
Reports
Every report expires unless drivers keep confirming it. A checkpoint lasts as long as people still see it, not a minute longer.
Patrols and checkpoints, visible or hidden.
Crashes, including on the other side of the road.
Moderate, heavy, or full standstill.
Potholes, flooding, objects, stopped cars.
Closed roads are routed around automatically.
Speed and red-light cameras on your way.
Our own maps, our own routing, running on our own servers. No foreign traffic data, and your trips stay private.
Waen is being built for Apple CarPlay and Android Auto: the same live map and turn-by-turn on the car screen, with reports you can make by voice.
Waen for iPhone and Android is in testing. The live map works in your browser today.
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