Rajmargyatra

Rajmargyatra sits in the road-travel corner of the app store: people use it for highway-related information rather than for booking or trip inspiration. By our assessment, that makes its value fairly specific, because road users want route conditions, toll and corridor details more than glossy travel content. The limit is just as specific: if someone wants a broad navigation app or a trip planner, this is the wrong shape of tool. In practice, an app like this is about checking details before or during a drive, not about entertaining anyone. Compared with a full maps app, it is narrower and more public-service in tone. It is useful when the road itself is the problem to solve, and the interface only needs to answer that one question.