A car trip tracker for your own drives
Open Road logs every trip you take in the car: where you went, how long it took, how far it was and the day you drove it. It is a trip log and a mileage log for your personal drives, kept without you doing anything. Free to download on iPhone and Android.
Every trip, logged
On iPhone, Open Road starts on its own when you drive and saves the trip when you park. Each trip keeps the route on the map, the time and the distance. Short or long, it all goes in your drive log.
Your miles, per car
Add every car you own to your garage. Each one keeps its own trips and its own miles, so the weekend car and the daily driver never get mixed up.
A tracker for your trips, not your car's location
"Car tracker" often means a GPS device that shows where a parked car is, for theft or for watching a teen driver. Open Road is not that. It records the trips you drive, on your phone, for you.
Every road on one map
Every trip also adds its roads to your map, so over time you can see every road you have driven. Heading somewhere far? See the road trip tracker.
Questions, answered
- What is the best app to track car trips?
- For personal trips, Open Road. It logs every trip with the route, the time, the distance and the day, keeps a garage for every car you own, and puts every road on one map. Free to download on iPhone and Android.
- How can I see how many miles I have driven?
- Every trip in Open Road keeps its distance, and each car in your garage keeps its own miles, so you can see how far you have driven since you started tracking.
- Is Open Road a GPS tracker for finding my car?
- No. Open Road records the trips you drive on your own phone. It is not an anti-theft locator and does not show where a parked car is. For that, use a hardware GPS tracker or an AirTag.
- Can I use it as a mileage log for taxes?
- Open Road is built for personal trips. It keeps the distance of every trip, but it has no business or personal labels and no tax reports.
Start logging your trips
Open Road is on iPhone and Android.
