Dehweles: Route Recovery

Dehweles helps a driver choose a route by checking what happens after a missed turn.

At each junction on a planned route where you could take another road, Dehweles looks for a way to still reach your destination without using motorways, and compares the extra distance with the limit you chose. It shows what it checked, so you see the reasoning and not only a line on a map.

What you can do:

Pick Start and Destination: Tap two points on the map of Dhaka. Each tap moves to the nearest junction where a route can really start or end.

Compare Routes: See the direct shortest route next to the checked route, with the worst extra distance after a missed turn.

Missed-Turn Check: At each junction with other roads, Dehweles follows every wrong turn for 300 metres, then looks for a way back to the destination within your recovery limit (0.5 km, 1 km, 2 km or 5 km).

Motorways Left Out: Motorways, as far as the map data marks them, are left out of the planned route and of every recovery path.

Junction Inspector: See each junction on your route, the other roads you could take there, and the extra distance after each wrong turn.

What Was Checked: A plain summary of how many junctions and wrong turns were checked, and the worst extra distance.

Saved Plans: Save a checked route on your phone and open it again later from the Saved Plans list. Saved plans are encrypted on your phone.

Download the Dhaka map pack once (about 21 MB). After that, the route checks run on your phone.

Good to know: Dehweles covers Dhaka only. It checks a route before you drive; it does not give turn-by-turn directions and does not use your location. Where the map data is missing or unclear, Dehweles says so instead of guessing.

No special permissions: Dehweles never asks for your location, notifications, camera or contacts. It uses the internet only to download the map pack.