Navigation in Georgian
Two Georgian voices and the map of Georgia, no internet needed.
Georgian navigator
Talks like a person.Not a robot.
The voice tells you where to turn and which lane to take. The map is on your phone, no internet needed.
სამას მეტრში მარჯვენა მხარე დაიჭირე.
“In three hundred metres, keep to the right.”
Your first drive is free, then VINARI+ · Street names on iPhone
No internet needed
The map, the search, the route and the voice live on the phone. It guides you in the mountains too, where there is no signal.
What it tells you
The turn, the lane, the roundabout exit and the speed camera, where the map knows it.
What it can’t see
It works out the arrival time from the usual traffic for that hour and corrects it on the way.
- Live trafficArrival time uses the usual traffic for that hour.
- Outside GeorgiaThe navigator works on the roads of Georgia only.
In the app
Partly freeListening to both voices and your first drive are free. After that, unlimited with VINARI+.
Common questions
Which navigator speaks Georgian?
The VINARI navigator. Two Georgian voices, Nelson and Alice, tell you the turn, the lane, the roundabout exit and the speed camera in Georgian. The map of Georgia is on your phone, so it works offline too, on iPhone and Android.
Does the navigator need internet?
No. The map of Georgia, the search, the route and the voice are on the phone. It works on the roads of Georgia only.
Which voices are there?
Two Georgian voices: Nelson, calm and a bit of a joker, and Alice, warm and caring.
Does it work on CarPlay?
Yes, with an iPhone. In a car with CarPlay the map and every turn show on the car’s screen, and the voice comes through the car’s speakers.
Does it see traffic jams?
It can’t see live traffic. It works out the arrival time from the usual traffic for that hour and corrects it on the way.
Does it cost money?
Listening to both voices and your first real drive are free. After that, unlimited with VINARI+.
Does it work on Android?
Yes. Street names and a few warnings are on iPhone only for now.
Other topics
Source: OpenStreetMapUpdated 2 November 2026
