Rearview: Driving Tracker

Rearview records your drives. After you park, you get the route on a map, how far, how long, your stops, and how many hard brakes. To show a drive, make a share image of it. HOW IT WORKS Give Rearview access to your location and to Motion & Fitness. After your first drive, Rearview asks to record with the app closed (location set to Always). You can say no and tap Start a drive yourself. A drive ends by itself a few minutes after you park. With Always on, between drives Rearview only wakes after you've moved about 500 m. Drives that start by themselves and run under about 0.3 mi or 1 minute aren't kept. Nothing to tap on the road. Rearview doesn't need a touch while you drive. SHARE IMAGE A route line, distance and time, with the day and part of the day. No street map. The first and last 300 m are cut by default, so home and work don't show. Turn that off to share the whole route. YOURS No account needed. Drives are saved on your iPhone, and in your own iCloud when iCloud is on. They are never sent to our servers, and never sold or shared with insurers or employers. FULL HISTORY The last 7 days are free: every drive, every stat, every share image. Older drives aren't deleted. They're kept, locked, until you unlock full history with a yearly subscription or a one-time Lifetime purchase. Either works the same whether Rearview records on its own or you start each drive. The yearly subscription renews automatically at the price shown in the App Store. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase, and it renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage or cancel it in your Apple Account settings. Lifetime is paid once and doesn't renew. GOOD TO KNOW Rearview keeps a personal log. It isn't a certified mileage log, and it isn't evidence for insurance, tax or legal use. Terms of Use: https://stellandra.com/rearview/terms Privacy Policy: https://stellandra.com/rearview/privacy