Your itinerary knows dinner is at 19:30. It has never known about the twenty-three minutes in between.
Carreh now works out the journey between your plans and the moment to go, and shows it as one line you can act on: 23 min drive · Leave by 18:44.
No new screen. It appears between the plans you already made, and where a journey cannot be measured honestly, it shows nothing at all.
A connector appears between two timed plans, answer first: the time you have to leave.
Tap it for the whole picture, still answer-first.
A day can fit the calendar and still not fit the clock.
You usually only need to know a little earlier.
Three modes, every one of them measured rather than guessed.
Public transport is deliberately absent: we would rather name three things we can stand behind than four where one is a guess.
If a journey cannot be measured, no figure appears. A wrong minute is worse than no minute.
Getting to a flight is not getting to dinner.
An airport journey carries the lead time that airport actually needs, so the leave time already accounts for the hours before the gate: Leave by 18:55 · 35 min drive · 2h airport lead.
It reads the same flight record as the rest of Carreh, so your Leave By and your departure can never disagree.
Every Leave By in Carreh comes from one place.
The time to go, from the journey and the buffer you keep.
A quiet warning while you can still act on it.
Three modes, each measured. No guessed fourth.
A flight journey includes the time that airport really needs.
The places you use often, where you already pick a location.
With Premium, the leave time follows the day.
No. It reads the plans already in your trip. Where a plan records where it is, Carreh works out the journey to the next one. Where it does not, no connector appears and nothing asks you to fill anything in.
Because we would have to guess at it, and a guessed departure time is worse than none. Walk, drive and taxi are measured, so those are the three we name.
Nothing appears. No estimate, no placeholder, no prompt. A figure shown is a figure we can stand behind.
The planned timing is there for everyone. Premium adds live recalculation, so the leave time keeps up with the day.
Apple Maps, through Carreh rather than through your device, so iPhone and Android get the same answer for the same journey.
No. It is a line you can read on the connector between two plans, not an alarm.
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