Bobco
Trips record on their own while you drive — nothing to press, nothing to remember.
The app logs every drive itself — no typing in liters or prices. A trip starts the moment you move and closes three minutes after you stop, no button pressed either way. Every one lands in a full driving log — route, distance, duration and fuel used — ready to check afterward, not typed in from memory.
Harsh starts, hard braking and idling all burn fuel. Bobco converts that waste into a number you can actually read: the route is drawn in pixel blocks, coloured efficient, harsh, idle or speeding, with a legend showing the split. Route efficiency stops being a guess and becomes something you can see, block by block.
Every drive gets a score, built minute by minute rather than mile by mile, so a short clean trip scores as well as a long one. Bonuses build it up — a clean streak, a smooth start, a stable minute of cruising. Penalties bring it down — harsh starts, hard braking, idling. The same drive tracker rates a compact and a truck differently, and a beginner and a pro differently too, because the score adapts to your car type and your savings level.
Every smooth drive turns into fuel you never burn. Bobco tracks fuel economy and gas mileage live, in L/100km or MPG, priced in your own currency from the first launch. Thirty days of trip stats — score, savings, distance, smooth starts and more — chart the trend, so progress is never just a feeling.
A trip becomes a card — the pixel route, category legend, date and the BOBCO.APP wordmark, in a dark theme or a light one for bright feeds. Pick four stats from about 25, from average speed and score to smooth starts and potholes, and the choice is remembered next time.
Your route never leaves the phone. Bobco has no account, no server and no sync — trips, scores and history stay in local storage on your iPhone. The only thing that ever leaves the device is a reverse-geocoding request to Apple, turning coordinates into street names.
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