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BaristaLabs products

Apps for road trips and tabletop ideas.

BaristaLabs makes independent apps for drivers and tabletop hobbyists, each built around a specific use.

Supercharger Rally on iPhone showing a nine-checkpoint optimized route across the Philadelphia region
9 checkpoints — A game board built from charging stops.

Road-trip game

Supercharger Rally

Supercharger Rally is an independent iPhone and iPad road-trip game that turns Tesla Supercharger stops into checkpoints. It includes achievements, Roadbooks, trips, and route-building.

  • Built for iPhone and iPad
  • Tesla account required
  • App Store availability coming soon

Independent BaristaLabs app. Not affiliated with Tesla.

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Custom War Minis development checkpoint showing the non-interactive sequence brief, concept variations, and tabletop review; no public product interface is available
Development placeholder, not product UI.

Creative studio

Custom War Minis

Custom War Minis is an AI-assisted creative app where tabletop hobbyists can explore original miniature concepts.

  • Original tabletop miniature concepts
  • AI-assisted creative exploration

In development

RouteDrop EV guided Send to Tesla sheet with drive modes and a compatible vehicle selection
Plan → send → drive — A guided handoff to a compatible vehicle.

Road-trip utility

RouteDrop EV

RouteDrop EV is an independent iPhone and iPad road-trip app for shaping multi-stop routes before the drive. It keeps a local-first route library, supports real-road simulation and stop actions, and provides a guided bridge to compatible Tesla navigation.

  • Plan, save, and rehearse multi-stop routes
  • Add ordered stop actions and share portable route packages
  • App Store availability coming soon

Coming soon on the App Store. Vehicle actions require a compatible Tesla. Independent BaristaLabs app; not affiliated with Tesla.

Preview RouteDrop EV

How we build

We keep each product centered on its main use.

Each product starts with a concrete use, which guides the features we include and the experience we design.

Client work follows a similar process: we learn how one workflow operates today, identify where software or AI may help, and define a scope the team can maintain.

AI and software services

Start with one business workflow.

In a 20-minute assessment, we learn how it works today and decide whether a deeper look would be useful. If it would, we use a 48-hour discovery to define the scope.