How TripTrack was born
One developer, everyday drives and a reason to remember them.
I wanted to keep my roads
A spontaneous weekend in the mountains. The coastal road last summer. I wanted a place to return to those drives, with the route and the small details I would otherwise forget.
I just drive a lot
I'm OneZee, indie developer from Krasnodar. Weekly commutes, road trips to the coast, spontaneous drives to the mountains. Nothing extreme — just a regular guy who drives every day and wants to remember where he's been.
A diary for everyday drives
I wanted something simple: press start, drive, see the route later. A place for the daily commute and the long weekend alike, with photos, notes and the car I drove.
So I built it myself
TripTrack started as a weekend project. Auto-recording, route colored by speed, trip photos, fog of war exploration map. The core diary is free and the iPhone source code is public. Optional sync now lets you open your trips on this website too.
Your choice to sync
Record without an account and keep trips on your iPhone. Optional Apple sign-in connects cloud sync and the web viewer. Your trips are not sold or used for advertising.
Indie Made
No VC funding, no data harvesting. Just one developer building something he actually uses every day.