Ghost Car.
Record your drives with GPS, then line up the routes side by side to see how they compare.
Record your drives with GPS, then line up the routes side by side to see how they compare.
Records each drive with continuous speed, distance, elevation, and route path, updating in real time even when the car is stopped.
Lines up multiple drives by start, end, divergence, or convergence points, so the same route on different days can be compared more fairly.
Notices and trims the stationary time at the start and end of a drive using a speed threshold, so idle waiting does not skew the comparison.
Replays drives on the map with a video-style scrubber and variable playback speeds, so you can watch how routes unfold over time.
Drives sync across your devices through SwiftData's CloudKit private database, with no manual export needed.
Sharing a drive uploads it to a companion API and returns a link; the recipient imports their own copy, and the upload removes itself after 24 hours.
Ghost Car records each drive with GPS tracking: speed, distance, elevation, and the full route path. The part I had the most fun with lines up multiple drives using six alignment modes (start, end, divergence, and convergence points), so you can compare the same commute taken on different days a bit more fairly. Drives sync across your devices through iCloud, and you can share one with a link that hands the recipient their own private copy.
Blinky uses the front camera to count your blinks in real time and gives you a gentle nudge when staring at a screen has dried your eyes out.
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A timer and routine app that chains countdowns, intervals, checklists, and rests into a single guided flow.
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A small GPS speedometer for iPhone with a live speed history chart and a fastest-speed tracker.
One-time purchase. iOS, iPadOS. No subscription. No nonsense.