おにコレ - 国道走破コレクション

■ A New Driving Fun: "Collecting" National Highways
OniColle is a driving app that records your journeys along all 459 of Japan's national highways.
The roads you drive become your collection—which "onigiri" (rice ball) will you go collect on your next day off?

■ Automatic Recording Just by Driving
- GPS automatically records your drive (background supported)
- Automatically calculates completion rate for each route. Automatically determines "completed" and "partially completed" routes.
- Supports importing Google Timeline (past drives can also be reflected)

■ Visualizing Your Completion
- List of all 459 routes and completion rate (sorted by number, completion rate, from north, from south, and highest elevation)
- Completion map by prefecture (only prefectures you've actually driven through are colored)
- Detailed information for each route: map, elevation profile, prefectures passed through, intersecting national highways
- Attach photos to your route to record your journey

■ National Ranking (Optional Participation)
- Compete with drivers nationwide based on completion rate and cumulative distance traveled
- Participation is optional. Only your nickname and aggregated data will be transmitted.

■ Privacy-First Design
- All driving data (GPS) is stored only on your device. It is not sent to the server.
- No ads, no activity tracking.
- Backups are done by exporting/importing data from your device; you can choose the save location.

■ OniColle Pro (One-time purchase, ¥490)
The free version lets you try all the basic functions of the driving record system (up to 10 routes recorded).
Upgrading to Pro includes:
- Unlimited number of recorded routes
- Elevation profile (visualization of elevation gain and slopes)
- Unlimited photo attachments
- High-resolution, watermark-free shared images
- Highest elevation sorting

■ For those who:
- Love driving and touring
- Love "rough roads" and "dangerous roads"
- Want to record their car camping or Japan-wide trips
- Enjoy looking at maps

* Some national highways have uncompleted sections or maritime sections (ferry routes), and the alignment on the map will be displayed in segments (these routes are noted).

* Background recording requires "Always Allow" location information. Continuous use of GPS consumes battery power.