On first launch, most people notice that it's not very complicated. That is entirely on purpose. I have been wanting a simple app that I can just launch as I leave work and not have to do too much to use it.
I've tried Apple Maps, Google Maps, Waze, and a few others. My principal complaint with them all is that they take too much fiddling to use them day in & day out. Often with those apps, they require adjusting the view so that I can see the sections I need to (the same ones every day) and Waze too often prompts me for input, when all I want to do is just drive home efficiently.
HeadsUp Drive is a simple driving companion, designed to let you see the road ahead. I think it's the the best, simplest app for everyday commuting. It shows you Google Maps traffic and a chase-plane view so you can see what's coming, and plan ahead to avoid traffic jams.
There is very little interaction, and that's on purpose, because we should all keep our eyes on the road and hands on the wheel. The view adjusts automatically to show the traffic and roads in your direction of travel.
+ and - to zoom in and out, and a "?" button to remind you why the app is so simple. It's designed to be simple!
I use it daily on my commute to & from work. Below is a picture of it in action. I hope you find it useful too.
Feedback and comments are welcome at: duncan@wilcock.ca