Simple Trip Meter vs Classic Tripmaster

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.

Classic Tripmaster is a digital GPS tripmaster for classic car drives and touring, making it easy to track total and partial distance. The app offers: • clear meters for total and trip distance • choose 1, 2 or 3 decimal places for the distance display • a separate button to reset the trip distance • manual distance corrections • current and average speed • a choice between kilometres and miles • configurable button feedback: sound and vibration, vibration only, or off • day and night mode For the first 14 days, you can use the base app and the complete Route Map free of charge. With the optional Route Map add-on, you can view your driven route on an interactive Apple map, save trips locally and give them a recognisable name. Saved routes can be shared as GPX files for use in navigation apps that support GPX, such as OsmAnd. Sharing happens only when you choose it through the iOS share sheet. After the trial, the base app and Route Map are two separate one-time purchases. To use Route Map, the base app must also be unlocked.