Fuel prices verified by drivers.
A community map of fuel stations in Poland: prices confirmed by drivers, receipt scanning, a garage that tracks fuel consumption, loyalty cards and a price forecast.
NaBaku brings order to fuel prices in Poland. A driver takes a photo of the price sign or a receipt, the app reads the price from it, and a few matching reports from different people confirm it. The map shows a price you can trust, not the one from last week.
Around the map sits everything a driver needs at the pump: a garage that works out fuel consumption from receipts, a wallet for loyalty cards, a price forecast for the week and a hint on whether the drive to a cheaper station pays off. The name nods to the "glass houses" from the Polish novel Przedwiośnie, which is where the driver ranks come from, starting with Cezary Baryka and ending with the Visionary.
What this app actually does.
Map and real savings
Nearby stations with prices for 95 and 98 petrol, diesel and LPG. The app works out whether a cheaper station a few kilometres away really pays off once you subtract the fuel burned getting there.
Price from a photo
A photo of the price sign or a receipt is enough. AI reads the price and matching reports from other drivers confirm it.
Price forecast
Expected prices for the next 7 days for the whole of Poland and its six largest cities, with an uncertainty range.
Garage and consumption
Cars with mileage and the dates of insurance and inspection. Receipts turn into a refuelling history with consumption and spending.
Loyalty cards
Station cards in one wallet, with the code ready to show at the till.
Driver ranks
Reports and confirmations earn points and a rank: Cezary Baryka, Pilgrim of Nawłoć, Engineer Baryka, Visionary. The higher the rank, the more a vote counts.
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