Take me there
One button opens Google Maps with the spot already set as your destination—no addresses or coordinates to copy.
Compare 17 beaches and coves through an immediate reading of conditions and choose the spot that best fits your day.
€1.99 in Italy as of 30 Aug 2026. Check the current price on Google Play.
The proprietary Wind Engine considers wind conditions together with the local characteristics of each spot and turns complex data into simple guidance. The logic stays behind the scenes, leaving you with a clearer choice.
Every spot is immediately reachable and shareable, in the right language from the first launch.
One button opens Google Maps with the spot already set as your destination—no addresses or coordinates to copy.
Send a ready-made message with the current spot situation and a Google Maps link to its coordinates.
Italian, English, Spanish, French and German are selected automatically from the device language.
In just over three minutes, learn how to read the map, compare spots and reach your chosen beach using the app’s essential controls.
Considers wind direction and intensity.
Combines them with the local characteristics of each spot.
Organises options into clear traffic-light guidance.
Photos and accessibility for every place. “Take me there” opens Google Maps directly on your chosen destination.
The proprietary Wind Engine considers wind conditions and the local characteristics of each place, returning simple traffic-light guidance.
No. It is informational: always check real conditions, signage, local rules and official notices.
No. The map command opens the selected spot in an external service without continuously collecting your precise location.
You can view current conditions and outlooks for approximately 6 and 24 hours ahead.
“Take me there” opens Google Maps with the spot already set as the destination. “Share” prepares a message with the current spot situation and its destination coordinates.
No. The app detects the device language and automatically selects Italian, English, Spanish, French or German.