CarPilot Drive

Turn your iPhone into a smart driving cockpit. Speed, heading, smoothness, weather and trip data live, then the score, route and full recap of every drive.

CarPilot is a smart driving dashboard built for the time you spend behind the wheel.

Mount your iPhone on the cradle and see speed, heading, smoothness, g-force, altitude, weather and trip data at a glance. Every reading is laid out to be understood in the moment, so your phone becomes a genuinely useful digital cockpit.

The numbers that matter, at a glance

While you drive, CarPilot keeps making sense of the GPS and motion data your device already collects:

• Live speed • Heading and bearing • Ride smoothness • G-force • Altitude and climb • Elapsed time • Current weather • GPS status and position

Different dashboard layouts let you pick the one that suits the moment, whether that is an ordinary road, a long trip or a track off the tarmac.

Every drive is worth a second look

When a trip ends, CarPilot turns it into a complete record:

• Smoothness score • Route travelled • Distance and time • Average and top speed • Total climb • Peak g-force • How smoothness changed along the way

So you know not only how long you drove, but how the drive actually went.

Your trips, filed automatically

CarPilot keeps your past trips, with total distance, total time, the score for each one and the full detail behind it.

Daily commute, weekend run, or comparing one driving style against another — it is all there to look back on.

Not a navigator. A cockpit.

CarPilot does not replace navigation, and it does not replace your car's own instruments.

It does one other thing: it takes the GPS, motion sensors and trip data your phone already has, scattered across the system, and turns them into something worth reading while you drive and worth keeping after you park.

Safety notice

Speed, position, heading, weather, attitude and every other reading CarPilot shows are for reference only, and can be affected by GPS, device sensors, network conditions or outside data sources. Always defer to road signs, traffic law, your vehicle's own instruments and what you can see, and do not operate your phone while driving.