Your drive is a game.
Open Road is the app that turns real driving into a game. Every drive you take is recorded, scored, and saved — stat cards, streaks, Segments with times to beat, and leaderboards with your friends. Not a simulator. Not a racing game. Your actual drives, finally worth something.
Every drive ends on a stat card
Park the car and your drive snaps into a card: distance, drive time, average and top speed, g-force, streak. The drive you just took becomes a thing you keep — and the next one has a number to beat.
Streaks make you want to drive
Drive today, keep the streak. It's not about driving fast — it's about driving, period. The errand run counts. The commute counts. Suddenly the long way home is the obvious way home.
Segments: your roads, your records
Segments are timed stretches of road where you chase one rival: yesterday's you. Set a time, come back, beat it — the same loop that made Strava addictive, built for driving.
Leaderboards with your friends
Miles, streaks, drives — your crew, ranked. Add convoys with a live map and voice, and driving stops being the thing you do alone between places.
Questions, answered
- How does Open Road turn driving into a game?
- Every real drive is recorded and scored: distance, drive time, top speed, g-force. Drives end on a stat card, streaks build as you drive day after day, Segments give you stretches of road with a personal best to beat, and leaderboards rank you against friends.
- Is it a racing game?
- No. Open Road tracks real drives on real roads and scores them on stats, streaks, and consistency — not speed runs. It is a driving tracker with game mechanics, not a racing game.
- What counts toward my streak?
- Driving. Every tracked drive keeps the streak alive — the commute counts just as much as the canyon run. Every mile counts.
- Is Open Road free?
- Yes — free to download and free to play your drives on iPhone and Android. Premium unlocks more.
Press start on your next drive
Open Road is free on iPhone and Android.
