Every drive. Every change. One car history.

An iPhone driving journal that records your drives, keeps your garage and build history attached to them, and makes driving better with friends while you control what they see. Trace is in private beta on iPhone through TestFlight and is coming soon to the App Store.

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Every circuit leaves a trace.

Familiar routes, redrawn as one moving world. Trace is built to keep the road and the vehicle behind it in the same record.

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Choose a circuitSwipe sideways or drag to rotate. Arrow keys rotate when the view is focused.

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Decorative historical circuit outlines; not current survey data. Sources and licenses.

Your drives, your car, and your friends in one app.

Every saved drive keeps its route, the car you drove, and how that car was set up at the time, so your history still makes sense after the car changes.

Trace drive detail screen showing a downtown loop on a map with distance, duration, top speed, and speed distribution.
Trace build profile screen showing a yellow sports car, its name, and its recorded drives and distance.
Drive

Record manually or let automatic recording start and stop drives for you. Each saved drive keeps its route, stops, speed, elevation, and calibrated G-force.

History

Revisit saved routes in a private archive and turn them into stats, records, streaks, and achievements. Exporting your drives and importing GPX trips are free.

Garage

Keep each vehicle's photos, specs, modifications, and maintenance. Every drive keeps the build it was recorded with, even after the car changes.

Inside the current beta.

The App Store screens for Trace, captured from the current build with a sample driving history. The app is still changing as the beta continues.

  1. Trace App Store image headed Every drive has a story, showing the Drives list over a dark map.
    01Drives

    Every recorded drive, newest first, filtered by vehicle.

  2. Trace App Store image headed Relive every turn, showing a drive's route, distance, duration, top speed, and speed distribution.
    02Drive detail

    Replay the route with distance, time, stops, and speed.

  3. Trace App Store image headed A home for your build, showing a vehicle build profile with a photo of a yellow sports car.
    03Garage

    A profile, photos, and history for every car you own.

  4. Trace App Store image headed See your driving add up, showing total distance, drive counts, and a driving activity calendar.
    04Stats

    Distance, active days, and streaks over time, with Trace Pro.

  5. Trace App Store image headed Made to share, showing a drive share card with the route drawn over a map.
    05Sharing

    Route posters, stats cards, and photo stories.

Built for the drive itself.

Directions, camera alerts, and glanceable system surfaces keep the essentials in view without asking for attention while the car is moving.

Directions

Search a destination, add stops, and avoid tolls, highways, or ferries for the trip.

Camera alerts

Known speed and red-light cameras ahead, with optional spoken alerts. Coverage varies by area.

Live Activity

Speed, time, and distance stay on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island while a drive records.

Widgets

Recent drive, garage, and days-driven widgets. Home Screen widgets are free; Lock Screen widgets come with Pro.

Better with your people.

Share your car, compare completed drives, and plan where to meet. Your live location stays private unless you choose to share a drive live, and every social path has its own setting.

Friends

Find people by username or invite link, or check the contacts you choose. Accepted friends see only the activity you allow.

Clubs

Start an invite-only club or join with a code, and see members' public builds together. Invite codes expire after seven days.

Leaderboards

Opt in to rank completed drives with friends or worldwide. Joining is free, and your public profile stays off until you turn it on.

Meetups

Pick a place and invite up to 20 friends. Only invited friends see the place, and your live position is shared only if you turn on live drives.

Heatmaps

Choose whether to add coarse route areas to the global or friends heatmap. Areas around where a drive starts and ends are removed first.

When the record stays connected, a drive becomes part of the car's story instead of another isolated map.

Follow Trace to the App Store.

Trace is in private beta on iPhone through TestFlight and is coming soon to the App Store. Ask about the beta, or anything else about Trace.