Drive better.
Together.
Roadsy turns everyday trips into clear, private feedback. Track the road, understand the score, celebrate progress, and keep sensitive location data under control.
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Useful after the engine stops.
Roadsy keeps the active-drive surface calm. The detail, community, and progress tools wait until you are parked.
A driving score that shows its work
See how smoothness, safety, efficiency, speed-limit coverage, and data confidence shape a score.
Explore featureTrip tracking that saves as you go
Manual and automatic drive recording write accepted points continuously to encrypted local storage.
Explore featureBuild calmer habits, one drive at a time
Earn XP, levels, streaks, badges, reports, and challenge progress from qualified drives.
Explore featureFriendly competition with personal boundaries
Share selected progress, exchange kudos, find friends, and create private family circles.
Explore featureYour route is not an ad profile
Encrypted local storage, private cloud records, controlled sharing, export, and deletion put boundaries around location data.
Explore featureA score should start a conversation, not end one.
Roadsy separates the signals behind the result and includes confidence. Try the simplified model below.
Move the signals to see how a transparent weighted score responds.
When speed-limit coverage is unavailable, Roadsy redistributes that weight. It does not turn missing data into a penalty.
The places you go can tell a story. Roadsy treats that story as sensitive.
Exact route points and sensor records are encrypted locally. Signed-in accounts can sync private copies, while public posts stay limited to text and selected progress statistics.
Explore privacy controlsRecord privately
Trip data lands in encrypted on-device storage first.
Share selectively
Exact routes never appear in public progress posts.
Control your circle
Each family member chooses their own sharing mode.
Built honestly, shipped deliberately.
Core tracking, scores, achievements, private sync, and community tools are implemented. Production navigation, the full Android Auto map experience, Play release work, and real-world calibration are next.
Roadsy is getting road-ready.
Closed testing, physical-drive calibration, Play review, and production navigation remain before public release.