TripRank - Speed Tracker for iPhone

The good stuff

What really stood out was how much data it quietly collects. Like, I didn’t expect it to track things like braking force or cornering G-force - but it does. I took a scenic route through some winding roads last weekend and checked the stats afterward. The app showed I had three hard brakes and one sharp left turn that hit 0.7G. Kinda embarrassing, but also kinda cool? It’s not trying to be flashy - the dark interface keeps it clean, and the trip summaries are easy to read. Plus, generating shareable images of your drive is a nice touch if you want to show off (or embarrass) friends. The Pro subscription unlocks more details, but even the free version gives you enough to actually learn something about your driving style.

The not-so-good

And yeah, it’s not perfect. There’s no real-time speed alerts or navigation - this isn’t a GPS tracker, just a sensor logger. If you’re looking for live updates or traffic reroutes, look elsewhere. Also, the developer info is a total mystery. No website, no contact, nothing. That’s a little weird, especially since the app asks for location access. And while the stats are detailed, they’re not super customizable - you can’t filter by date range or sort trips easily. But honestly, none of that matters if you just want a simple, silent log of what you did behind the wheel.

Bottom line

If you’re into tracking your drives without the noise, TripRank - Speed Tracker for iPhone for Android is worth a download. It’s free, works reliably, and gives you actual insight into how you drive. Not every app needs to be a full navigation suite. This one just does its job. So if you’re a road-tripper, a car enthusiast, or just want to stop lying to yourself about speed limits - give it a try. It’s low-key awesome.