Tripper GPS

Koray Birand · Sports

$2.99

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What changed · US

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Oct 5, 2026
Price change Free → 2.99 USD
Aug 26, 2026
New version 1.3 → 1.9

NEW: Tripper Puck (DL1) support - Tripper now connects to the Tripper Puck, a bike-mounted sensor that streams GPS five times a second, lean and slope measured on the bike itself, and air temperature - While the puck is connected, its readings are recorded instead of the phone's; if it drops out, your phone takes over within seconds and a warning tells you - The puck's marker button drops a pin on your ride — glove-friendly, and the puck's screen confirms every press - Every sample notes which sensor recorded it, plus satellite count and GPS quality from the puck - Turn it on in Settings; a chip on the dashboard shows the link and satellites, and a temperature sticker joins the slope card Dashboard improvements - Speed readouts show whole numbers everywhere — easier to read at a glance - The map turns to face your direction of travel in 2D as well as 3D - Landscape: slope and temperature now sit beside the info panel, with the puck link in the top corner - Steadier layout: readouts no longer shift as the numbers change Fixes - The watch workout now ends reliably when your ride ends — it could previously keep running (and keep reading your heart rate) long after you finished

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About

Tripper turns your iPhone into a proper telemetry logger for motorcycles, bicycles, and cars. Mount it, tap Start, and ride. Everything else is recorded for you. CALIBRATED TO YOUR BIKE, NOT YOUR PHONE Most apps measure motion in the phone's frame, which is meaningless when the phone is clamped to your bars at an angle. Tripper measures it in your vehicle's frame. Tap Reset Angle once and the current orientation becomes zero, so slope, lean, and g-force are read along the axes that actually matter: forward, sideways, and up. Level ground reads 0 degrees no matter how the phone sits in its mount. WHAT IT RECORDS • GPS route, speed, distance, and heading • Barometric elevation, fused with GPS - far smoother than GPS altitude alone, so real hills survive and noise does not • Road grade, as a rolling window rather than jittery point-to-point noise • Lean angle and slope in your vehicle's frame • G-force: braking, acceleration, and cornering, measured in the horizontal plane the way motorsport telemetry does, with the vertical jolts from potholes filtered out instead of inflating your numbers • Up to 100 Hz motion sampling, logged at the rate you choose BUILT TO BE USED AT SPEED The dashboard floats over a fullscreen map: big numbers, high contrast, readable at a glance with gloves on. The controls are deliberately hard to get wrong - a stray tap can never end your ride, because finishing is only possible from a paused state. It keeps recording with the screen locked, and you can pause, resume, or drop a marker straight from the Dynamic Island and Lock Screen. Or from your wrist: the Apple Watch app shows duration, speed, altitude, and your position on the map, and lets you start, pause, and mark a ride without ever touching the phone. FOR VIDEO OVERLAYS Drop a marker at any moment - a clap, a landmark, a starting gun - and it is written into the data with an exact timestamp, so you can line the telemetry up against your action-cam footage frame for frame. Exported CSV is shaped for overlay tools like DashWare and Telemetry Overlay. AFTER THE RIDE • Replay any ride full-screen: scrub through it, or play it back and watch the dashboard come alive over the map exactly as it was • Speed and elevation charts, with distance, moving time, average and top speed, elevation gain, and peak g • Overlay past tracks on the live map and go and chase them • Import rides from .trip, GPX, KML, or CSV • Export full-telemetry CSV, GPX with telemetry extensions, or a compact .trip archive ENTIRELY YOURS No account. No cloud. No analytics, no advertising, no third-party SDKs. Every ride is processed and stored on your device, and nothing leaves it unless you explicitly export or share it.

What's new · 1.9

NEW: Tripper Puck (DL1) support - Tripper now connects to the Tripper Puck, a bike-mounted sensor that streams GPS five times a second, lean and slope measured on the bike itself, and air temperature - While the puck is connected, its readings are recorded instead of the phone's; if it drops out, your phone takes over within seconds and a warning tells you - The puck's marker button drops a pin on your ride — glove-friendly, and the puck's screen confirms every press - Every sample notes which sensor recorded it, plus satellite count and GPS quality from the puck - Turn it on in Settings; a chip on the dashboard shows the link and satellites, and a temperature sticker joins the slope card Dashboard improvements - Speed readouts show whole numbers everywhere — easier to read at a glance - The map turns to face your direction of travel in 2D as well as 3D - Landscape: slope and temperature now sit beside the info panel, with the puck link in the top corner - Steadier layout: readouts no longer shift as the numbers change Fixes - The watch workout now ends reliably when your ride ends — it could previously keep running (and keep reading your heart rate) long after you finished

Details

DeveloperKoray Birand
ReleasedJul 2026
UpdatedJul 2026
Version1.9
Size13.3 MB
RequiresiOS 26.0 or later
Age rating4+
LanguagesEnglish
Price$2.99
Categories SportsHealth & Fitness
Bundle IDcom.koraybirand.Tripper