Every charger in Puerto Rico and Colombia. One map.
Blink, ChargePoint, VelociCharge, Tesla, Terpel Voltex, Enel X and more — with the real status of each one, reported by the community.
iPhone: direct download from the App Store. Android: still in closed beta — request your access here.

What it does for you
Stop bouncing between five apps
Blink, ChargePoint, VelociCharge, Tesla, SWTCH and the rest, on the same map. Filter by connector, by power or by network and keep only the ones that work for you.
Know whether it works before you get there
Drivers report whether the charger is working, broken or busy, with a photo and a time. It's what no official API tells you: how it really is right now.
Takes you right to the plug
Turn-by-turn GPS navigation inside the app, with voice guidance — or send it to Waze or Google Maps with one tap, whichever you prefer.
On Android? Request your access.
Google Play requires a group testing the app before it lets us publish it. Leave us the Google email on your phone and we'll send you the invite as soon as we open the next group.
Before you download it
Is Voltiway free?
Yes. Downloading it and using the map, the filters, the navigation and the community reports is free, with no ads and no in-app purchases.
Do I need an account?
Not to explore the map: open the app and you see the chargers right away. You only need an account to contribute —report a charger's status, leave reviews or save favorites— and it's free to create with Google, Apple or your email.
Is there an Android version?
There is, but it's still in closed beta: Google Play requires a group of people testing for a while before it lets us publish to everyone. Leave your Google email on this page and we'll send you the invite as soon as we open the next group.
Which charging networks show up?
Every one operating on the island, no matter who owns them: Blink, ChargePoint, VelociCharge, Tesla/Supercharger, SWTCH and local operators. In Colombia also Terpel Voltex, Enel X, Celsia, EPM and ERCO.
Where does the charger data come from?
From Open Charge Map, from the U.S. Department of Energy's AFDC, from data the operators publish themselves and from the Voltiway community's reports. The operating status you see is reported by drivers; it is not a live reading from the charging network.
Another question? Write to us through support or check out the full map in your browser, nothing to install.

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Get it today.
On iPhone it downloads today. On Android we're still in an invite-only closed beta in Puerto Rico and Colombia: the button takes you to request access, not to Google Play. We'd rather say it than fake it.