Our Vision
A country where no traveller meets a danger the network already knew about — where a flooded causeway, a fresh landslide or a herd on the highway reaches the people driving toward it while there is still time to turn.
GAMYO watches the road ahead for accidents, floods, landslides, wildlife and weather — then tells you before you reach them. It connects you with travellers going your way, keeps your whole group on one shared map, and puts help one long press away.
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GAMYO connects travellers — not seats. It exists to help people stay connected, informed and safer for the whole length of a journey, whatever they are travelling in.
We make travel safer.
GAMYO — Travel Together. Travel Safer.
A country where no traveller meets a danger the network already knew about — where a flooded causeway, a fresh landslide or a herd on the highway reaches the people driving toward it while there is still time to turn.
To detect travel risk early and put it in front of the traveller before they reach it; to keep groups aware of one another on a single map; and to make help reachable in one long press, on any road, at any hour.
Nine capabilities, one app, working alongside you from the moment you set off to the moment you arrive.
GAMYO doesn't just find the fastest road — it weighs what is happening on it, and offers a safer way round when the fastest one isn't the wisest one.
Early warning for what is blocking, slowing or endangering the road in front of you — while there is still time to act on it.
The risks that close Indian roads without warning — water, hillside and animals — surfaced before you drive into them.
Long drives need somewhere sensible to stop. GAMYO suggests rest points that are open, lit and worth pulling into — not just the nearest pin on a map.
As you approach your destination — or when conditions say stop for the night — GAMYO suggests somewhere to stay based on your route and what's happening around it.
The things you only look for when you urgently need them — found in advance, on the road you are actually on.
Find people going the same way and travel together. GAMYO connects travellers — you request, they accept, and you share the road in whatever you're travelling in.
Everyone on one shared map, for as long as you choose. Share your journey with the people who want to know you arrived.
Hold for 15 seconds. GAMYO alerts the people who can actually reach you — and the travellers who happen to be closest.
When GAMYO identifies a risk on your route, it doesn't stop at a red dot on a map. It works the problem through to a recommendation.
Spot the accident, flood, slide, closure or herd on the road ahead.
Notify the traveller — or the whole group — that something is there.
Work out how it affects this route, at this time.
Offer the options that are actually open, ranked by safety.
Take the traveller through it, and keep watching as it changes.
Don't wait for the traveller to discover the problem.
GAMYO should discover it first.
Ten travellers heading to the same place. Seven ahead, three behind. When one of them stops for too long, the group shouldn't find out by chance.
Every participating member on one shared map, for the length of the journey.
A notification when a member stops unexpectedly, drops off the network, or hits a detected risk.
If a device becomes unavailable, the group can still see where that traveller was last detected.
Share live journey updates with the group as you travel.
Talk to the whole group without leaving the app or the road.
Organise the route, the stops and the destination before anyone sets off.
10 travellers → one group → one shared map → continuous awareness.
If one falls behind, the rest don't have to notice by accident.
Hold the SOS button for 15 seconds. Long enough that it won't fire in your pocket, short enough to matter.
GAMYO SOS is not an emergency service. It alerts your people and speeds up dialling. It does not dispatch police, ambulance or fire. In a real emergency, call 112, or use quick dial for 100, 108 or 101.
If the device drops off the network, GAMYO keeps and shows the last known location.
Long routes, hill roads and monsoon country — the journeys where knowing what is ahead matters most. Drag the deck, or let it turn.
Six modules, one persistent bar. Tap one to see the screen it maps to — on desktop, the phone tilts in 3D as you move across it.
What other travellers are seeing right now — a blocked stretch, a washed-out causeway, a good place to stop — alongside the journeys they're sharing.
Share where you're going, see who else is heading that way, and watch the route for anything that changes between now and arriving.
Fuel before the empty stretch, a hospital you hope not to need, a rest point that is actually open, and somewhere sound to stay when the road says stop.
Direct messages, group voice calls for a convoy, and a live tracking card inside the thread for as long as the journey is running.
Cover photo, avatar, bio, join date and the stats that matter: posts, followers, following. Content is filtered into All, Photos, Videos and Rides.
Reachable from every screen. A 15-second hold alerts your contacts, nearby travellers and anyone tracking you — with your position attached.
A walkthrough of the product, published and replaced by the GAMYO team from the admin panel.
The GAMYO product walkthrough will appear here as soon as it is uploaded.
Both sides agree before anyone travels together. No fare, no booking, no transaction — just two travellers going the same way.
Share where you're going, when, and how you're travelling.
See who else is heading in the same direction at the same time.
Ask to connect with a traveller whose plan lines up with yours.
The decision is always theirs. Nobody is added to anything automatically.
Once accepted you're connected — chat, group map and live tracking switch on.
Any supported mode of transport. GAMYO watches the road the whole way.
Most apps tell you about the jam once you're sitting in it. GAMYO is built to find the problem before you reach it.
Floods, landslides, wildlife corridors and washed-out stretches — not just generic traffic data.
In a group of ten, if one goes quiet the other nine are told. That is the whole point of travelling together.
Fifteen seconds reaches five contacts, nearby travellers and everyone already watching your dot.
Indian emergency numbers, monsoon and hill-road realities, and a UI that stays fast on entry-level phones.
GAMYO advises; you decide. Location sharing is yours to start and yours to stop, at any moment.
One codebase, one account, the same six modules — plus a responsive web experience at gamyo.app.
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Google Play · coming soon· ·
App Store · coming soonLocation (rides, Explore, SOS), camera and microphone (posts, reels, live, calls), photo library (uploads), contacts only if you add an emergency contact manually. Each one is requested at the moment it is used.
Media is compressed before upload, the map loads tiles progressively and live tracking is throttled so a long journey does not eat a day's data pack.
Features ship module by module. Release notes are published on the store listing and the roadmap is shaped by what the community asks for in the Feed.
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The company behind the app — registered in India and operating the GAMYO platform, the gamyo.app website and the Android and iOS applications.
GAMYO Private Limited builds and operates GAMYO, a travel safety ecosystem for Indian travellers. The company provides the technology platform that surfaces road risk, connects travellers to one another and supports emergency response; it is an intermediary under the Information Technology Act, 2000. GAMYO does not own vehicles, employ drivers, operate transport services, sell seats, or take payment for any journey. Travel arrangements are made directly between travellers.
Everything that governs how GAMYO is used, written in plain language and kept current.
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GAMYO staff sign in to the admin console with their official @gamyo.app address. Each role sees only the modules it is entitled to.
Support, partnerships, press, or a safety concern that needs a human — start here.
Download GAMYO, share your first travel plan, and let the app watch the road while you drive it.