The shortest distance between a billboard and your destination

See the code.
Say it. Arrive.

Every billboard can carry a BananaGPS code — one word and a number, like PATO 56.

The driver sees it, says it to their assistant, and navigation opens to the exact destination. No typing, no searching in Maps, no fiddling with exits.

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"Hey Google, Banana GPS PATO 56"
Highway billboard with the BananaGPS PATO 56 code
The code lives on the billboard itself
Highway billboard without a BananaGPS code

The billboard creates intent…
but it doesn't start navigation.

A billboard tells you a place exists. It doesn't tell you how to get there — and you can't do anything about it while driving.

  • You only see the billboard for 3–4 seconds at highway speed.
  • While driving, you can't search the business name or type an address into your map app.
  • You exit at "Exit 18", but the business is rarely at the exit — you still have to look for it.

The code goes
on the billboard itself.

The driver only has to remember and say one short phrase. Voice is the safe channel; immediate navigation is the useful output.

01The billboard shows the BananaGPS code
02The driver says the code by voice
03The code resolves to a verified destination
04Your Maps app opens navigation
Billboard with the BananaGPS PATO 56 code in the lower strip
"BANANAGPS PATO 56" on the billboard
For OOH companies

Offer BananaGPS to your clients.

Add a speakable BananaGPS code to your billboards and let your advertisers drive customers straight to their businesses — no exits, no searching.

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