MADE IN MALAYSIA. FOR THE ROAD AHEAD.

The road changes.Stay
focused.

Find your way. Read the traffic. Keep moving with a cockpit that gives the important things room to breathe.

Web beta through Chrome · Invited pilot access

03°08′ N   101°41′ E MY / KUL
luncur.PRODUCT ILLUSTRATION DEMO
280 m

Turn leftonto Jalan Ampang

Destination KLCC
N↑
200 m
18min8.4 km
Example delay0 min
+Example data · Not current traffic+

Choose a scenario and see the cockpit respond.

01

Find your destination

02

Choose your route

03

Focus on the journey

DESIGNED FOR FOCUS

Less clutter.
More clarity.

Built on modern mapping technology. Designed for focus. The map, your next direction and the road ahead, brought together in a calm view that keeps useful information easy to find.

01

PLACE SEARCH

Start with where you want to go.

Search places and addresses in Malaysia with the map provider’s search. Get a view of your destination before planning the journey.

02

ROUTE PLANNING

Plan with context.

Routes account for traffic when calculated. Compare alternatives when available, with an option to avoid tolls.

03

ROAD CONTEXT

Traffic you can read.

Switch on the provider’s traffic layer and see a summary for a nearby road segment. Missing data is shown as unavailable.

04

FOREGROUND GPS

Move with your real location.

Guidance follows the GPS you choose to enable. Keep the page active and your GPS accurate; older location data is marked.

Search, routes and traffic are powered by TomTom. Availability depends on provider data, connectivity and pilot access.

03 / TRAFFIC

Same road. Different conditions.

Room to keep moving.

Green represents clear traffic in this example. In the beta, traffic layers come from the data provider.

MEET THE ANDROID BETA

A new journey.
Starts in Chrome.

Luncur is available as an Android web beta for invited pilot participants. Open it in Chrome, sign in, and get to know your cockpit.

Open the beta in Chrome

The beta is in development. An internet connection is required.

  1. 01

    Open Chrome on Android.

    Follow the beta link on your phone. There is no APK to download.

  2. 02

    Sign in with your invited email.

    A sign-in link arrives by email. Map access requires an account invited to the pilot.

  3. 03

    Enable GPS when you are ready.

    Keep the page active while using guidance. Set up your journey before you start driving.

BEFORE YOU GO

A clear start.

Is Luncur an Android app?

The current release is a web beta opened through Chrome on Android. There is no APK or Google Play listing yet. It requires an active page; background navigation and offline maps are not offered.

Who can use the beta?

This beta is for invited pilot participants. Sign in through an email link using an invited account. Opening the beta site or creating a session does not automatically grant access to map services.

Are traffic and routes based on real data?

The beta uses TomTom services for search, routes, maps and traffic. Journey time is a provider estimate when a route is calculated, not a guaranteed arrival time. The demo on this website uses illustrative data only.

Which languages are available?

This website is available in Bahasa Melayu and English. The beta interface uses Bahasa Melayu; current provider road instructions and spoken guidance use English (en-GB).

How is my location used?

GPS starts when you choose to enable it. Coordinates are sent for nearby search, route calculation and rerouting, and traffic summaries when enabled. Read the privacy explanation below for details about stored data.

Are road reports shared with everyone?

Reports in this pilot are private to the reporter, accessible to operators, unverified, and expire. They do not form a public community feed or change routing.

LOCATION & PRIVACY

You start. You control.

This introduction website does not request your location or run third-party analytics. In the beta, GPS starts only through your action and permission. There is no continuous GPS-history upload or stored route history.

Coordinates are used for search, routes and rerouting. When traffic is on, nearby-segment summaries refresh roughly once a minute while the page is visible. Map tile requests reveal the area being viewed. Pins you write, account preferences and reports with locations are saved to your account; pilot reports are accessible to the reporter and operators. Neon supports sign-in and account data, while TomTom provides map services.