WheelTrip: Wheelchair GPS

A clear trip computer for wheelchair and mobility device users, with route tracking, slopes, weather, GPX export and fun reverse awareness sounds.

WheelTrip is a clear and simple trip computer for wheelchair and mobility device users.

Track trips with GPS, see your speed, distance, time, grade, elevation gain, and route on a map. Save trips, review past activity, export GPX files, and measure the steepness of ramps, hills, and other stretches.

WheelTrip supports manual wheelchairs, power wheelchairs, mobility scooters, off-road mobility devices, and other mobility aids.

For power wheelchair users, the app includes battery type settings, charge reminders, optional cold weather range warnings, and practical information about battery care and tire pressure.

WheelTrip also includes optional reverse awareness sounds. These are short assist sounds that can be played manually when needed, with built-in sounds and support for importing your own audio file.

Features: • GPS trip tracking with speed, distance, time, grade, and elevation • Route map with standard, satellite, and hybrid map styles • Saved trip history and trip details • GPX export and sharing • Manual steepness measurement between two points • Saved stretches with simplified profile, GPS accuracy, and measurement quality • Weather at trip start using Apple Weather • Optional charge reminder after a trip • Optional cold weather warning for power wheelchairs • Optional reverse awareness sounds with built-in and custom audio • Display modes including Digital 1 and Digital 2 • Show or hide the map during a trip • Keep screen awake during active trips • Feedback button for easier support • Information about GPS limitations, battery care, tire pressure, and safe use • Metric and imperial units • English and Norwegian language support

WheelTrip is a support tool for trip tracking. It is not a navigation system, safety system, medical device, certified reversing alarm, or replacement for your own judgment.

GPS, altitude, speed, grade, weather, and sensor measurements can be inaccurate. Always pay attention to the path, surface, traffic, surroundings, and local conditions.