RoadClub

Name: RoadClub
Rating: 4.5 (2043 reviews)
Author: Cambridge Mobile Telematics Inc.

By: Cambridge Mobile Telematics Inc.

Safe Driving. Rewarded

Features & Capabilities

RoadClub turns safe driving into real rewards. Earn points for safer driving habits—like controlled braking, mindful speed, and reduced phone use—with minimal impact on battery life. Points can be redeemed as cash gift cards from Amazon, Walmart, Visa, and more, up to $10 per month. Best of all, it’s completely free and your data is never sold or shared.

Built by Cambridge Mobile Telematics, RoadClub aims to improve road safety for everyone. Because we partner with large brands, RoadClub is offered free to users while keeping your personal data private and secure.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Privacy & Security Analytics Data

By:

Cambridge Mobile Telematics Inc.

Rating:

4.50

(2,043) 28 new ratings

Version:

2.6.0 Last updated: 2026-04-30

Version code:

884250381

Creation date:

2024-10-17

Compatible devices:

Size:

135.78MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-12

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 42,563 ▲ 270

Other platforms

RoadClub (v2.6.0)

73,223 4.58

(1,236)

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Developed by:

Cambridge Mobile Telematics Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/roadclub/id6695762481

User Reviews

RoadClub aims to reward safe driving with gift cards, and users report it can motivate better driving. However, many reviews highlight reliability problems: trips are mislabelled as driver or passenger, scoring is often inaccurate or over-sensitive, and redemption rewards can fail or disappear after updates. Recent changes also reduced earnings. The app offers real value for some drivers, but its inconsistent scoring and payout issues undermine trust.

Pros

Earn gift cards or money for safe driving.
Encourages safer driving and improves driving behavior.
Offers tangible, everyday rewards for regular driving.

Cons

Trips are frequently misclassified as driver or passenger, causing point loss and making corrections difficult.
Scoring is unreliable due to over-sensitivity and inaccurate braking/ speeding detection.
Redeeming rewards is unreliable, with errors, missing emails, or rewards not delivered after updates.
Updates changed earning rules (e.g., daily point caps) and reduced overall rewards.
Trips/locations are not always recorded reliably.

Recent reviews

The app works great overall, at times I feel it's a little too sensitive. Such as when the speed limit is set around 30 hitting 35 will cause you to be marked for speeding in conjunction with say the "Amazon Flex" app. However it does allow you more space to earn more points(which equates literally to money). However one of my big concerns is the incentive for Safe and careful drivers. In theory you can make 20 points (which equates to 20 cents USD) unless you mess up, and lose points.... Challenges won't populate. I feel that's unfair. If you had a full week of perfect driving, we should be incentivized with more than 140 points when I can get the chance to earn 100 points off of a challenge.....

by Po*****, 2026-05-06

I’m not sure how exactly they know when you’re a driver or passenger, but it’s so easy to lose points even as a passenger. There have been a few times where I’m the passenger and lose all my points, but I only have 1 edit per day. It’s unfortunate that I’m losing points even if I’m not the one driving and you can’t really fix it with only 1 edit per day. I think this app can be a lot better if you can change whether you’re a passenger or driver because you lose points regardless.

by It*****, 2026-04-20

Braking is inaccurate, you don’t earn much (at most .20 cents a day for PERFECT driving), if you speed up to pass someone it counts against you for speeding, and if you work for Amazon Flex it counts as distracted driving when you stop to do deliveries. It would be better if they had a function to mention you make frequent stops or are working deliveries.