Trip Meter Onboard vs Simple Trip Meter

Trip Meter Onboard is your all-in-one companion for any route, built for motorsport and beyond. Transform your smartphone into a professional trip analysis tool. What the app does: — Smart Trip Meter: A precise distance counter for logging detailed route notes. Mark key points, measure intervals between turns, and record everything that matters. — Speed Guard with Alerts: Set a limit and drive with confidence. A bright visual cue and an audio signal provide instant feedback if you exceed it, helping you stay within the rules. — Video Recording with Data Overlay: Create insightful video logs. Current distance and speed are displayed right on the footage. Perfect for debriefing or as a backup camera. — A Tool for Your Team: Fast recording and video compression. Quickly share captured footage with your support crew or teammates to keep everyone informed about route details. Use one app instead of multiple pieces of gear for your rally preparation.

Simple Trip Meter is a precise GPS distance meter and speedometer made for rally co-drivers. It shows the exact distance you have covered, your current speed and the time — on a clean, high-contrast screen you can read at a glance. It is built around the road book. When the notes say "in 21.3 km, turn right," you need a distance you can trust, measured straight from GPS. FEATURES • Precise GPS measurement of the distance traveled — kilometers or miles, following your phone's region settings • Current speed (km/h or mph) and an accurate clock • One-tap correction, −100 m or +100 m, to keep in step with your road book • Reset protected by a confirmation, so the trip is never cleared by accident • Keeps measuring in the background, screen kept awake during a stage • Stops on its own after five hours in the background to spare battery • Completely offline — no account, no network, no advertising • English and Russian Made for rally, useful well beyond it. The same dependable distance serves regularity and classic-car rallies, off-road and enduro riding, navigation runs and car-club outings — or any journey where you simply want an exact count of the kilometers.