A Strava for driving
Is there a Strava for driving? Yes. Open Road does for drivers what Strava did for runners and cyclists: it records every drive, keeps your stats and streaks, and makes it social, with your friends on a live map and convoys with voice chat. On iPhone and Android.
Runners got Strava. Drivers got nothing, until now.
Forum threads have asked for this for a decade: an app that treats driving like the sport it secretly is. People hacked Strava into their cars and watched it ruin their training stats. Open Road is built for it: every drive recorded and kept, and every road added to your map.
Every drive in your drive log
The route, the time, the distance and the day you took it, saved the moment you park. Top speed is there too, and premium adds deeper stats. Your driving history becomes something you actually look at.
Streaks, milestones and your map
Streaks build as you drive day after day and milestones stack as the miles do. The part people keep coming back to is the map: one road at a time it turns into a picture of everywhere you have taken your car.
And the part Strava never had: convoys
Drive with your friends on a live shared map with voice chat. The group stays together, nobody gets dropped at a light, and there is a recap after you park.
Questions, answered
- Is there an app like Strava for cars?
- Yes, Open Road. It records every drive with GPS and keeps the route, time and distance in your drive log, fills one map with every road you have driven, builds streaks and milestones, and lets you drive with friends on a live map or in a convoy with voice chat. It is on iPhone and Android.
- Can't I just use Strava to track my drives?
- You can, but Strava is built for workouts, not cars. Logging drives mixes them into your training stats, and you get none of the driving parts: a garage for every car, drive streaks, or convoys. Open Road is built for driving.
- Does Open Road work for road trips?
- Yes. Long drives are where it shines: the whole route on your map, the miles, and a share card for the drives worth showing. It is easy on the battery, so a long day on the road still ends with the whole drive in your log.
Your drives deserve to be kept
Open Road is on iPhone and Android.
