Issues Hearing Co-Driver
It appears that for me I am unable to hear my co-driver speaking. Whenever I click the “test voice” button or start a track there is no sound.
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This app provides real-time, rally-style navigation with pro-level corner calls and hazard warnings. Create custom notes for routes and receive audible cues based on GPS speed and position. Designed for off-road trails and closed courses.
✓Real-time rally-style navigation
✓Pro-level corner severity calls
✓Custom route note creation (Recce Mode)
✓Audible and visual cues
✓Background navigation support
✓Off-road optimized for trails and tracks
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What's New in Pacenote
1.6
June 2, 2026
Updates and bug fixes Suggested places fixes
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FAQ
What is Pacenote used for?
Pacenote is a digital co-driver app designed to provide rally-style navigation for off-road trails and closed courses. It uses professional terminology to describe corner severity and hazards, helping drivers navigate unfamiliar terrain with confidence.
Does Pacenote work offline?
The app requires GPS for real-time tracking and note delivery, but its core navigation features are designed to function in areas with limited or no cellular service once notes are created and downloaded. Background navigation ensures calls continue even if the screen is off.
Can I create my own notes with Pacenote?
Yes, Pacenote features a 'Recce Mode' that allows you to create your own custom pacenotes for a specific route. These personalized notes can then be played back during your drive.
What devices does Pacenote support?
Pacenote is available for iPhone and iPad devices. It requires precise location and background location access to function correctly.
Is Pacenote suitable for public roads?
Pacenote is strictly intended for off-road use on closed courses or private property. It is not recommended for use on public roads due to the nature of rally driving and the app's specific navigation style.
How does Pacenote handle corner descriptions?
Pacenote uses a sophisticated grade-based system to describe corner severity, similar to professional rally co-drivers. You'll hear calls like 'Right 4 into Left 2, don't cut!' delivered with precise timing based on your speed and position.
What is the age rating for Pacenote?
Pacenote has an age rating of 17+, likely due to the high-risk nature of the activity it supports and the potential for dangerous driving scenarios.
How often is Pacenote updated?
The app was last updated on June 2, 2026, with version 1.6. This indicates a relatively active development cycle, suggesting ongoing improvements and bug fixes.