A convoy of cars on a mountain road tracked live on a phone map

DRV.club: The App Built For Everything That Happens Between Our Trips

A driving tour ends the moment the fleet gets handed back at the airport. The thing that made the week work — a group of strangers who became a convoy, a private guide who knew every corner of the route, the specific feeling of a dozen cars moving together through a mountain pass — doesn’t have anywhere to go after that. DRV.club exists to fix that gap.

What it actually is

DRV.club is a driving community app: part live convoy tool, part digital garage, part network of people who take driving seriously enough to fly somewhere for it. It grew out of the same operation that runs Pure Adrenalin’s tours, which is why the two products fit together the way they do — the app was built by people who were already running convoys through the Alps and Monaco, not by a software team guessing at what drivers might want.

Posting and joining a drive

The core loop of the app is simple: someone posts a drive — a route, a date, a meeting point — and other members RSVP. The organizer can paste in a route from Google Maps and the app turns it into a curated drive with waypoints, rather than requiring anyone to build a route from scratch inside the app itself. Thirty minutes before the scheduled departure time, the convoy automatically activates: the shared live map and walkie-talkie channel switch on for everyone who RSVP’d, without anyone needing to remember to start anything manually.

The live convoy map and walkie-talkie

On a Pure Adrenalin tour, the fleet doesn’t just follow a private guide by trust — every car’s position is visible on a shared live map inside the app, alongside a walkie-talkie channel that works over mobile data instead of line-of-sight radio. That matters more than it sounds like it should: on a mountain pass with switchbacks and no radio signal, knowing exactly where the lead car and the last car in the group are is the difference between a relaxed drive and a stressful one. It’s the same infrastructure, in fact, that lets a guide safely space a group of exotic cars along a demanding road without anyone falling behind unnoticed — and it works whether the convoy is five cars on a Sunday morning local drive or the full fleet on a Pure Adrenalin departure.

Turn-by-turn navigation, hands-free

For drivers using Android Auto, DRV.club provides full turn-by-turn navigation and voice search directly on the car’s own display — you can search for a destination, a fuel stop, or a restaurant along the route by voice, without ever picking up the phone. It’s a deliberately different design philosophy from treating the app as something you glance at on a phone mount: on a convoy drive, the driver’s attention belongs on the road and the car ahead, not on a screen.

The digital garage

Outside of tour days, the app works as a place to actually document a car collection — not just a photo album, but a structured record of what you drive, have driven, and want to drive next. For guests who’ve done more than one Pure Adrenalin tour, it ends up doubling as a driving diary: the Porsche 911 from the Alps, the Ferrari from Monaco, the Mustang from Tenerife, all logged in one place instead of scattered across a camera roll.

The community

The people who show up for a week-long driving tour tend to have more in common with each other than a random sample of car owners — and DRV.club is built to let that overlap outlast the trip itself. Search for drivers by the exact model you own, find out who else on a past departure drives the same car you do, and see what local drives or meetups other members are running near you, independent of anything Pure Adrenalin has scheduled.

The referral program

Members who bring friends into the community earn a reward for every successful referral, plus additional monthly bonuses at higher referral tiers — a small thank-you for growing the network, on top of whatever trip you’re already planning with us.

Why it’s worth a look even before your first trip

You don’t need to have booked a tour to get value from DRV.club — it’s a standalone community for anyone who takes driving seriously. But for guests already planning a Pure Adrenalin trip, it’s worth installing before departure: the live map and convoy tools are active from Day 1, and the referral program means there’s no reason to wait until you’re already on the road.

Ready to see it for yourself? Get the app and explore DRV.club.

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Frequently asked questions

Is DRV.club the same company as Pure Adrenalin?

They're sister products from the same team. Pure Adrenalin runs the driving tours; DRV.club is the app that supports the convoy on the road and keeps the community going between trips.

Do I need the app to join a Pure Adrenalin tour?

No — the tours run with a private guide and radio-equipped fleet regardless. The app adds a live shared map and a community layer on top, for guests who want it.

Is DRV.club only for people going on organized tours?

No — it's built for any driving enthusiast, including local drives and meetups that have nothing to do with a Pure Adrenalin departure.

Does the app work with Android Auto?

Yes — turn-by-turn navigation and voice search both work through Android Auto, so a driver never has to look down at a phone to find the next turn or search for a destination mid-drive.