Commutre

Commutre

Track your daily commute

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Commutre logs your daily commute automatically — detecting each leg of your journey whether you're walking, on the bus, train, ferry or cycling. AUTOMATIC TRIP RECORDING Tap a destination (Home, Work or any saved place) and Commutre starts recording. A geofence around your destination ends the trip the moment you arrive — no need to remember to tap Stop. Or enable Auto-Start: set your commute schedule and Commutre begins recording automatically when you leave home or work during your commute window. MULTI-MODAL AWARENESS Commutre uses your iPhone's motion sensors and GPS to distinguish walking, cycling, vehicle (bus, car, ride-share), train, and ferry — all within a single trip. Each stretch is recorded as a separate leg with its own duration, distance, and speed profile. DETAILED TRIP HISTORY Every trip is a tap away in the History tab: an interactive map of your route, a GPS speed chart, and a breakdown of each leg. Tap a leg to correct a misidentified mode or add a route number. COMMUTE ANALYSIS See patterns across your commute history: average trip time, time by transport mode, duration by day of week, and a trend chart. Use the 7-day, 30-day, 90-day or All-Time picker to focus on the window you care about. WAYPOINTS Stops between legs — a bus interchange, a platform transfer — are captured as numbered waypoints with street-level names. The map pins your path from door to door. COMMUTRE PRO Unlock your full commute history and in-depth analysis with a one-time purchase. Free users see their most recent trips; Pro unlocks everything. PRIVACY FIRST Location data stays on your device. No analytics, no advertising, no third-party servers.
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What's New in Commutre

1.2

August 10, 2026

New in this version • Split a leg in two — when one recorded leg was really two rides (a bus then a train, say), open the leg and split it at the transfer point. Each half keeps its own mode and route. • Interactive trip map — tap a leg's map to open a full-screen, zoomable view with satellite imagery, so you can pinpoint exactly where a leg started and ended. • Continue an interrupted commute — if the app was closed during a long wait and a trip was left open, you can now pick it back up instead of only ending or discarding it. Improvements • More accurate multi-modal trips — a transfer between two vehicles, like a bus to a train, is no longer merged into a single leg. • Steadier tracking — obviously-impossible GPS readings are now ignored, so one bad fix can't fragment a trip. • A long wait no longer ends your commute while you're actively using the app. • Free users now see their three most recent trips instead of one.

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