RoadPulse
Track Together, Drive Smoother
About
This app detects road hazards like bumps and potholes in real-time, contributing to a community-powered map. It helps drivers avoid dangers and provides data to cities for faster road repairs. Earn rewards for your contributions and upgrade for premium features.
What's New in RoadPulse
3.8
October 12, 2026
• Improved bump detection accuracy with refined sensitivity and better adaptation to changing road conditions. • More accurate bump locations by aligning detected impacts with vehicle movement and GPS timing. • Long driving sessions now retain and display the complete session history instead of only the most recent bumps. • Additional reliability and performance improvements for extended drives and background tracking.
MoreSubscriptions & In-App Purchases
RoadPulse Premium Subscription
Unlock shared bumps, alerts, and insights
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FAQ
Does RoadPulse have ads?
No, RoadPulse does not contain advertisements. The app is free to use and offers an optional premium subscription for enhanced features.
What is the pricing for RoadPulse Premium?
RoadPulse Premium is available as a subscription for $2.99 per month, unlocking proactive alerts and deeper insights.
How often is RoadPulse updated?
The latest version, 2.3, was released on October 15, 2025, indicating regular updates to improve functionality and reliability.
What devices does RoadPulse support?
Currently, RoadPulse is supported on iPhone devices.
What is the age rating for RoadPulse?
RoadPulse has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.
How does RoadPulse detect bumps?
RoadPulse automatically detects bumps and potholes in real-time as you drive, utilizing your device's sensors.
Can I see my driving stats in RoadPulse?
Yes, the Smart Dashboard feature allows you to view your driving statistics, bump history, and the RoadCoins you have earned.
How does RoadPulse help improve roads?
Every bump detection contributes to a live, community-powered road map, guiding drivers to avoid hazards and informing cities about areas needing repair.
