Explore the Bali Fuel Watch Vercel App, a community map for Pertalite, Pertamax and Solar with station status reports, directions, time views and a supply forecast.
What is the Bali Fuel Watch Vercel App?
Bali Fuel Watch is a free web prototype that displays a map of fuel stations and small sellers in Bali. The public interface lets visitors view community-reported fuel status and find a station to check. The site says it is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Pertamina.
How to read the Bali fuel map
The map legend distinguishes locations that likely have fuel, uncertain reports, and locations likely to be empty. Some markers may include recent confirmation from a driver, while older or conflicting reports can be less reliable. Station status is community information, not an official inventory or a guarantee that a pump has fuel when you arrive.
Choose a fuel type
Bali Fuel Watch shows filters for Pertalite, Pertamax, and Solar. Select the fuel type you need to view the corresponding reports on the map. Availability can differ by station and can change between a report and your arrival.
Check a station and get directions
Tap a station marker to review its available details and open directions in Google Maps. The map is intended to help compare nearby reports; verify the destination and current road conditions before travelling.
Report what you see at a station
If you are at a station, the public help panel offers options to report that fuel is available or empty. It says a new report updates the map for other visitors. Reports describe a moment in time, may be mistaken, and should not be treated as official operating information.
Explore time views and supply indicators
The interface includes Now and future time views, a nearest-with-fuel action, a wait-time filter, and a supply-forecast control. Map markers can also show estimated tanker truck or ship activity. These are visual features of the prototype; the page does not publish a forecasting methodology or guarantee arrival times.
A practical way to use Bali Fuel Watch
1. Choose Pertalite, Pertamax, or Solar. 2. Compare nearby map markers and check how recent their reports are. 3. Open a station marker and review the details before using directions. 4. If you are physically at a station, submit an accurate status report. 5. Recheck the map before leaving because fuel and queue conditions can change.
Languages, map data, and limitations
The interface offers English and Indonesian. Its public map credits Esri for map tiles and OpenStreetMap for station data. The service is labeled a free prototype and provides a general-information disclaimer. Reports and forecast markers are not verified by Pertamina; do not rely on them as the sole source for a time-sensitive trip. Frequently asked questions Which fuels can I filter? The visible controls list Pertalite, Pertamax, and Solar. Can the map provide directions? The help panel says station details can open Google Maps directions. Are station reports official? No. The site describes the app as independent and community-powered, not affiliated with Pertamina. Does a map marker guarantee fuel is available? No. A marker reflects a report or estimate that can become stale or be incorrect.