CARPILOT
A driving dashboard and trip log. Mount your iPhone and speed, heading, smoothness, G-force, altitude and weather all live on one screen; once you park, the drive turns itself into a record worth looking back at.
Readable at a glance
CarPilot keeps organising the GPS and motion data your device already collects, and every reading is laid out on one assumption: you are driving, and you get one glance.
- Live speed
- Heading and bearing
- Ride smoothness
- G-force
- Altitude and total climb
- Driving time
- Current weather
- GPS status and position
Three dashboards, three ways to drive
A layout is not a colour scheme. Each one changes what “a good drive” even means — score a mountain trail on ride smoothness and it just marks the rough road you went looking for as a failure. Switch from the side menu, mid-trip if you want.
Road
Speed in the centre, with compass, attitude and the map of what is around you below it. The trip is scored on smoothness — a high score means your passengers had an easy ride.
Rally
The centre becomes the timer for this stage; tap to start the next one. It rewards repeating the same pace rather than the fastest one.
Offroad
Pitch and roll take the centre, speed steps aside, and altitude and climb take over the lower row. There is no score here — terrain is graded by severity instead, so rough ground counts as a result, not a penalty.
Every trip, filed for you
Finish a drive and it becomes a complete record: score, route, distance and time, average and top speed, total climb, peak G-force, and the curves behind all of it. History keeps your total distance, total time and the score of every trip.
Safety notice
Speed, position, heading, weather, attitude and every other reading are for reference only and can be affected by GPS, device sensors, network conditions or external data sources. Always follow road signs, traffic law, your vehicle's own instruments and the road in front of you, and do not operate your phone while driving.