Open Road: Speed Tracker GPS
Open Road: Speed Tracker GPS Summary
Open Road: Speed Tracker GPS is a free, with in-app purchases iOS app in Maps And Navigation by Rasputin George Carlson Phillips. Released in Jan 2026 (8 months ago). It has 1.3K ratings with a 4.63★ (excellent) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 5.1K monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (100% IAP / 0% ads). Store last updated Sep 24, 2026
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SDK intelligence: AppGoblin detected 4 development tools(e.g. Google), 1 ad networks, 1 analytics: product,and 1 business tools integrated into Open Road: Speed Tracker GPS. View full SDK list →
Open Road: Speed Tracker GPS SDKs Summary
Open Road: Speed Tracker GPS was last scanned for SDKs on 2026-08-25. Below is the overview of third-party companies detected in the app. The full list of SDKs, permissions and unknowns is available here.
Google
nanopb
OpenID
PostHog
Firebase
MapBox4.63★
Ratings: 1.3K
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App Description
open road is a drive tracker. it starts on its own, records the drive, and puts every road you take on one map.
50,000+ drivers · 4.7 average from 785 ratings · 150K+ drives recorded
you drive every day and almost none of it gets kept. the store run, the loop, the drive to a friend's, the long way home. open road keeps all of it, so the map of where you have driven fills in on its own and any drive you took is still there a year later.
drive tracker, drive log, trip log, route tracker, car stats, mileage, odometer, driving history. people call it a lot of things. it is the same idea. every drive saved without you doing anything.
what you get
• your drive log: every drive with the route drawn, the time, the distance and the day you took it.
• your map: every road you have driven, filling in as you go.
• your garage: every car you own, tracked on its own.
• your friends on one live map while they drive.
• speed traps and zones, marked by drivers, for drivers. free, on every map.
• navigation built in, and the drive keeps recording while you use it.
• convoy voice chat with your group, and the recap after you park.
• segments: the roads you drive often, timed every pass, so you can beat your own best time.
• streaks, XP and milestones for every drive you take.
• weather on your past drives, so you remember the day how it was.
• a drive feed you can post to, or keep to yourself.
• a 3D map, a weekly recap card, and a share card for the drives worth showing.
• markers: save the roads worth going back to.
• a global leaderboard for miles, drives and XP.
• long drives are easy on the battery, and every drive saves and syncs.
the map is the part people keep coming back to. one road at a time it turns into a picture of everywhere you have taken your car, and it is yours. it does not reset, it does not expire, and it keeps filling in for as long as you drive.
who it is for
drivers who care about the road. the person who takes the long way. the weekend trip that ends up being the best part of the month. the group that drives together and wants one map for all of it. anyone who looks forward to getting in the car.
how far it goes
the core app is free and stays free. premium adds depth: more of your history, deeper stats, and more of what you already use. speed traps and zones are made by drivers and are free for everyone. 30 langua