You drive.
It remembers.
Yesterdrive records every car trip on its own and keeps it on your iPhone. Scroll to ride along on one.
Yesterdrive records every car trip on its own and keeps it on your iPhone. Scroll to ride along on one.
Motion and location tell Yesterdrive a drive has begun. The route is filled in back to where the car was parked, so the first metres are not lost.
Speed, distance and time sit on the Lock Screen, in the Dynamic Island and on CarPlay while the car moves.
One hard brake before the roundabout. 4.2 km of road you had never driven. Stops, climbs and top speed, without you asking.
Worth coming back to
The route colored by speed, hard braking and acceleration marked, stops counted.
How much of a trip ran on roads you had never driven. Statistics add up everything you have discovered.
9–15 November, against the week before
Private by construction
Yesterdrive has no way to see where you go. That is how it was built, not a setting.
A drive starts while the app is closed and the phone is in your pocket. "Always" location and Motion & Fitness are how Yesterdrive can notice it. The data stays on your iPhone.
iOS wakes the app within a few seconds to about a minute after you set off, and the start of the route is filled in back to where you parked. For an instant start, add a Shortcuts automation for CarPlay or your car's Bluetooth with the "Start Trip" action.
Yes. Import CSV files with route points or GPX, from Files or the share sheet. Trips you already have are skipped.
On your iPhone. With Premium you can sync them through your own iCloud. A backup file with all trips, places and vehicles is free.
No. Yesterdrive is a personal driving diary. The summary export is a plain data file, not a compliant mileage log.
Free on the App Store, for iPhone with iOS 26 or later.
Coming soon to the App Store