Petro-CanadaDemo station
142.9¢/L
Reported 7 min ago
A Canadian starting point. An open-source future.
Prototype / 2026Canada’s fuel prices. Out in the open.
A fuel-price map you can use, inspect and help improve. Built around public facts, not private driving histories.
Working prototype. Shared sample prices on a fictional map.
A familiar decision. Better information.
ShellDemo station
147.9¢/L
Reported 12 min ago
EssoDemo station
149.9¢/L
Reported 18 min ago
Illustrative CAD prices only. Real companies, fictional station records. Not a live comparison or an endorsement.
Useful at the pump. Accountable everywhere.
The product is simple. The commitments behind it should be just as clear.
See the map first.
Prices, freshness and a clear next step. No account wall in the preview.
Keep your route to yourself.
The native prototype requests no location or background-driving permissions. Maps opens only when you choose it.
Make the record portable.
Public exports and independently runnable code are the plan—not an exclusive database tied to one company.
Open data should look like open data.
No mystery scores. No invisible corrections. A station record with a source, a status and a history.
| Station | Fuel | CAD ¢/L | Record status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Petro-Canada | Regular | 142.9 | Synthetic example |
| Shell | Regular | 147.9 | Synthetic example |
| Esso | Regular | 149.9 | Synthetic example |
Native from the first tap.
Native Android and iPhone clients, one shared sample database. Start on Android or build the SwiftUI source with Xcode.
AndroidKotlin / Jetpack Compose · installable prototype
Download APKiPhoneSwift / SwiftUI · source for Xcode
Get iOS sourceA few things worth knowing.
The ambition is national. The next step is a carefully tested local launch.
Are these live prices?
The six stations and map are fictional, so these are not real pump prices. Reports you share are stored online and visible in the web and native prototypes. Real coverage and licensed data feeds still need to be added.
Can I try the native apps?
Yes. The Android prototype uses Kotlin and Jetpack Compose and is available as a downloadable APK. The iPhone app uses Swift and SwiftUI; its source is included, and building it requires a Mac with Xcode.
Who can change a station?
The proposed model lets people suggest additions, edits and closures. Evidence is reviewed before changes reach the public map. A vote count alone does not delete a station.
Where is the source?
Download the full repository: website, Android and SwiftUI apps, Cloudflare API, D1 database migrations and tests. A public GitHub repository has not been published yet.
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Start with the map. Help shape what comes next.
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