RoadBook: Automatic Drive Log

New: Year in review — your whole driving year on one screen, with a card to share. Plus road trips, drive photos and a home-screen widget.

Drive. That is the whole workflow.

RoadBook turns every car journey into a permanent, private, exportable record — route, distance, time, speed, altitude, g-force — nothing to fill in. Tap start and the drive files itself: a road trip worth remembering, proof of what your car did, or a tax deduction.

JOURNEYS WORTH KEEPING • Name a drive and add photos — the route says where you went, the pictures what it looked like. • Group a journey's drives into one Road Trip: the whole route on one map, however many days it took, with distance, days and places (Pro). • Explore: every route you have driven on one world map, with lifetime distance and every country and city reached (Pro). • A home-screen widget with your week, streak and next milestone, and a Live Activity on the Lock Screen while you drive. • Year in review: your driving year on one screen, with a card to share. • GPX and JSON export, drives sent as a file or a live link (Pro), share cards free.

LEADERBOARDS — free, and opt-in • Invite-only groups with friends: weekly distance and drive count. • Or a public board for your country across six metrics and five windows. Browse without joining; joining takes a consent step and publishes only a name you choose, those figures and whether you have Pro. Leaving erases them.

FOR THE ENTHUSIAST • Every drive keeps its top speed, peak g and a score out of 100 — how hard you braked, how fast you took that corner. • Speed, altitude and g-force as three synchronised timelines on one screen — pinch into any stretch of road and every statistic recomputes (Pro). • G-force runs through a vehicle-motion classifier, so a knocked device isn't counted as the car. Your score never leaves your device — never sold or shared. • All-time personal bests from ordinary drives: 0–100 km/h free, 0–50 to 0–300 and high-speed braking Pro. Times are GPS estimates, closed-course use.

DRIVING MODE — depends where you drive A full-screen map with live traffic and north-up, heading-up or driving views. Where available, RoadBook calls out speed and red-light cameras ahead — countdown, chime, spoken alert — matched to the road you are on, so the other carriageway stays quiet. Free, not a paid extra. Hong Kong and Singapore use official government data; elsewhere OpenStreetMap, which varies. Where the law restricts these apps it shows nothing: no camera locations in Germany, Switzerland or Austria, none pinpointed in France. Pro adds live parking vacancy, traffic-camera images and Hong Kong meter occupancy.

MILEAGE AND TAX — the logbook is free • One tap files a drive as Business, Medical, Charity, Moving or Personal — then RoadBook learns your patterns and does it for you. Totals and estimate free. • Tax years that start where yours does, standard rates or actual expenses, fuel and servicing, receipts as evidence. Reports name where each drive began and ended. CSV, PDF (Pro).

PRIVATE BY DESIGN No account, no sign-in, no RoadBook server — drives stay on your device and in your own cloud storage, and we never receive them. Your position is rounded to ~1 km before any camera lookup leaves.

FREE Record as many drives as you like. Saving on the free plan can show a short video first — your drive always saves, whether or not an ad is available. Everything above not marked Pro is included.

ROADBOOK PRO Road trips, unlimited photos on a drive, automatic background start, the three charts, Explore, GPX and JSON export, drive sharing, CSV and PDF reports, sync across your devices, extra vehicles and the performance set.

RoadBook Pro is USD 2.99 per month or USD 24.99 per year, with a 1-week free trial. Payment is charged to your store account at purchase and renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the period ends. Manage or cancel in your account settings.

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