Top Jeep Apps

Jeep ownership is a lot more than just having the key to a vehicle that takes you from point A to point B. It’s truly a lifestyle, one that can be tip-toed into and or one that many jump into head first. From builds and mods to clubs and group runs there are nearly endless ways to experience the Jeep life. Including several apps, that can help you plan trips, experience incredible trails or consume Jeep related content, here are our favorite Jeep related apps that we think every Jeep owner should have on their phone.


1. Gaia GPS:

Exploring remote tracks and beautiful trails is what we love about Jeep life the best. Knowing where to go and what trails are open, legal and ready to explore can be tough. We are huge fans of Gaia GPS. If you are unfamiliar with Gaia it is the leader in digital mapping in the USA. We use Gaia to map all of our trips into some of the most remote areas in Utah. It offers the ability to look at multiple mapping layers. From topo graphic layers showing terrain, trails and points of interest to specialty layers that showcase snow depth and private land. We love to preplan our trips with optional spur trails and alternate routes. Using the app for navigation brings a lot of piece of mind out on the trail. If you plan to explore across public lands this service is a must have. You can get save 20% to 50% using our promo offer.


2. Jeep Badge Of Honor App: This app is for all Jeepers who want to take their rig off-road. Jeep has hand selected some of the best trails throughout the country as designated trails to complete. There are trails across the entire country that range in difficulty so there is something for everyone. Simply download the app, check-in at the trail head and once complete Jeep will send you an awesome little badge that you can showcase on your rig.

From Hells Revenge In Utah to Crawl Daddy in Pennsylvania there is a trail for everyone whether on public land or in an excellent off-road park you are certain to find one near you. Available for Android and IOS hit the trail and start collecting.


3. iOverlander: Is the ultimate overlanding resource for finding campsites, boondocking locations, and other overland related accommodations while on the road. It is a crowd sourced app with thousands of entries from Overlanders all across the globe. While most of the information is focused on campsites from dispersed wild camping to organized campgrounds it does also include locations of wi-fi, laundry and fuel stops in remote locations. This app can be an invaluable asset if you are exploring areas you have never been. With pinned locations that often include images and other details to help you find beautiful safe places to camp. It is important to note that the locations submitted are from other travelers so it is important to confirm that the pinned location is a legal acceptable place to camp.


4. Jepr: Upgrades are synonymous with Jeeping and that is what Jepr is all about. It’s a marketplace for Jeepers. You can buy or sell vehicles, parts or even services from Jeepers all over America. They do allow some small business to sell new products but the primary focus is selling used parts. The prices are pretty good and can be a handy way to locate some of those hard to find products.


5. The Wave: If you cannot find what you are looking for on Jepr then we recommend checking out The Wave as well. The layout is pretty and UX is nice. Jeepers across the country are posting used products for sale that might be just what you are looking for.


6. Reddit/Jeep:

You likely already know what Reddit is but just in case you do not it’s a network of communities based on interests. If there is a group of people interested in something then there will be a Reddit thread called a subreddit dedicated to it. It’s an excellent place to learn share and enjoy the Jeep life. Share a picture of your rig, join in discussions about the next trip or talk shop, there is something for everyone. If you are looking for a community of like minded friends then download the Reddit app and subscribe to the Jeep Subbreddit. While you are there you might want to follow the Overlanding thread, the Camping thread and any others that might be of interest.


7. Mopar Owners Companion:

This app is all about taking care of your rig. You can schedule maintenance get notified about any potential recalls and shop official Mopar parts, accessories and gear. But what we love it for is the Digital PDF owners manual. No matter where you are you can open up the owners manual as a reference right on your phone.


8. EBAY: You are likely very familiar with EBAY already. But it is our favorite place to find inexpensive, new and high quality used Jeep parts. No matter what you need you will be able to find it from a seller on EBAY. Pay attention to arrival dates so you know when the product is going to show up. Some items ship from China and can take a very long time to arrive. The app is super easy to use and makes shopping for Jeep parts simple and affordable.


9. Uconnect Depending on if your Jeep is equipped with the UConnect functionality this app can be so handy. You can lock and unlock your vehicle start your car remotely, monitor your off-road performance and run the AppleCar play functionality.


Have A Favorite?
Life as a Jeeper is so much fun. Add to the experience by downloading the apps above. Do you have an app that you love? Share it with us in the comments and we will happily add it to the list.