One tap starts GPS logging. Route, speed, distance, and stats are saved the moment you stop — no manual entry, ever.
DashLog records only what matters — verified GPS data. No driving score hype, no AI guesses.
Total distance, weekly activity, and recent drives in one clean view. Open the app and instantly see how much you've driven and where you went last.
Browse every trip by date with distance, time, speed, and route previews. Tap any entry to dive into the full details and route map.
Keep speed, GPS status, distance, and direction visible while you drive. Large digits, screen stay-awake, and a compass dial — designed to glance and go.
Review your route, duration, average speed, and key drive stats. Each trip becomes a complete record — generated automatically the moment you stop.
Watch the route again with speed changes shown along the way. A timeline scrubber lets you jump to any moment of the drive — perfect for reviewing scenic routes or tough sections.
Weekly, monthly, and all-time stats help you understand every drive. Spot trends, set records, and watch your kilometers add up over time.
No setup, no account. Open the app and go.
Hit the big button on the home screen. GPS logging begins immediately and the screen stays awake.
Speed, route, and stats update live on your dashboard. No interaction needed while driving.
Tap stop. A full summary card with map, stats, and speed chart is saved to your logbook instantly.
The essential details about the app, stated plainly.
Direct answers about recording, privacy, and availability.
DashLog is a free GPS drive tracker and mileage logbook for iOS and Android. Tap Start before a drive and Stop afterward to save the route and driving statistics.
No. DashLog does not require an account or sign-up. You can open the app and begin recording a drive.
For each recorded trip, DashLog saves the GPS route, distance, duration, speed, altitude, and related drive statistics.
Drive records are stored locally on your device. Read the DashLog Privacy Policy for details about app data and diagnostics.
No. Recording begins when you tap Start and ends when you tap Stop, so you control which drives are added to the logbook.
Yes. DashLog is available on both the Apple App Store and Google Play.
No. DashLog is currently free to download and use, with no subscription required.
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