Monitor your RV's resources, connect hardware, and discover campsites. Plan routes, track your journey, and keep pets safe with this comprehensive travel companion.
1.0.17
November 2, 2026
RigSense 1.0.17 follows your trip from the road to camp. Plan a trip to a spot and the Route tab checks your route for low bridges, tunnels, propane bans, mountain passes and seasonal closures. It's free and covers US roads only. It can't confirm live closures or traffic, and bridge records can read higher than the posted sign, so always check the sign. Start Trip now opens Traveling, I've Arrived opens Almost there, and Check In opens Camp. Almost there checks the spot for fire, weather alerts and flooding, then asks whether the stay is a campground or boondocking. Estimates now learn only from stays of the same kind. The Energy card is rebuilt, with a lane for solar and one for shore power. Each figure is a reading, a number marked "worked out", or a dash with the reason. A sensor that has gone quiet shows a dash and how long ago it was heard, not its old number. The pet card, the pet notification and Location Insight's pet card for your current stay now give the same answer. A flat tire warns before you've saved your cold pressure. Rig tab > Alerts has a switch for most kinds of alert. Leak, smoke and carbon monoxide alerts can't be switched off, and extreme weather alerts and calls to evacuate come through even with the weather switches off. Signing out and back in to the same account brings back your trip in progress and your paired sensors. Micro-Air EasyTouch is paused. A unit you saved stays in My Hardware, marked Paused.
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The core features of RigSense are free and do not require an account. These include the solar compass, tire pressure calculator, generator derating, manual resource tracking, public land overlays, weather alerts, and the ability to save up to 10 spots.
RigSense offers two subscription plans: RigSense Premium Monthly at $3.99 per month and RigSense Premium Annual at $29.99 per year. Both plans include a 7-day free trial.
No, RigSense does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use with core features and offers optional in-app purchases for expanded functionality.
RigSense can connect to various hardware including Mopeka propane and water sensors, SeeLevel tank monitors, TireMinder and generic TPMS, Ruuvi environmental tags, and Epoch and SOK battery systems. It also integrates with Victron VRM and Peplink for solar controllers, inverters, and connectivity.
RigSense allows users to browse BLM, USFS, NPS, State, and Corps of Engineers land directly on the map. It also searches RIDB campgrounds with site-level rig compatibility checks, and provides information on fire restrictions, dark sky quality, weather forecasts, bug pressure, and cell signal.
Yes, RigSense offers RV-safe routing that accounts for bridge clearances, road grades, and your rig's dimensions. The fuel planner also factors in towing-adjusted economy and station spacing, with offline maps available for navigation without cell service.
RigSense uses breed-aware temperature models to track interior heat rise and cold drop for each pet, providing earlier warnings for brachycephalic breeds. In multi-pet households, alerts are driven by the most vulnerable animal.
RigSense was last updated on June 28, 2026, with version 1.0.2. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support for the application.
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