Terms of use

Updated 8 November 2026

notuju is made by Nexstrive Services (202303272747 (TR0292898-P)) in Kuala Lumpur. By using the notuju app you agree to these terms and to the Privacy notice. If you don’t agree, please don’t use the app.

What notuju is

notuju gives free turn-by-turn directions for Malaysian roads. It also collects anonymous road data from drives and gives it back to everyone as open data. There is no account and no advertising.

Driving comes first

• You are responsible for how you drive. Follow road signs, road markings, the police and the law, even where notuju says otherwise.
• Directions, traffic, lanes, speed cameras, tolls and arrival times can be wrong or late. Roads change before maps do.
• Set your destination before you drive and keep the phone in a holder. Don’t hold it or type on it while driving.

What notuju sends

Two kinds of anonymous data help everyone, and both are on unless you turn them off: road data for the traffic map, and the kind of place a trip ends at or that you pick from a search, for the open data. The Privacy notice says what each one sends. Turn either off in Settings at any time.

Reports you send

Reports of police, accidents, floods and hazards are shown to other drivers. Send only what you see on the road. Don’t send false or abusive reports; a report fades when no one confirms it.

The open data

What notuju measures on the road becomes open data under the Open Database License (ODbL), free for anyone to use, in paid products too, as long as they name the source. The data comes with no warranty: anyone using it does so at their own risk.

Maps and places

Maps and places come from OpenStreetMap contributors, Overture Maps and Foursquare, under their own licences. Weather and public transport data come from data.gov.my and MET Malaysia.

API keys

API keys and T1 payments in the API portal follow the limits shown there. Payments go through HitPay, and HitPay’s email is the receipt. A key used to break these terms or the law can be revoked.

No warranty

notuju is free and given as it is. As far as Malaysian law allows, Nexstrive Services is not liable for any loss from using notuju or its data, including a missed turn, a late arrival, a fine or an accident.

Changes

If these terms change in a way that matters, the app shows the new terms and asks you to agree before you carry on.

Law and contact

These terms are under the laws of Malaysia. Questions: [email protected].