What is TripRank? The free trip recorder that scores and ranks every drive

By the TripRank team · 20 October 2026 · 6 min read

TripRank is a trip recorder and drive tracker for your phone. You press start, drive as you normally do, and when you finish you get a clear summary: how far you went, how fast, how smoothly, and a driving score from 0 to 100. Every drive also counts towards your place on the leaderboards, so a good commute is not just a log entry. It is a result.

The name says what it is for: every trip, every rank. If you searched for “trip rank” or “triprank”, this is the app you were looking for, and this page explains it from the beginning.

What TripRank records on every drive

While a trip is running, TripRank uses your phone's GPS to record position, speed and time. From those points it works out the numbers that describe the drive:

• Distance and duration, so you know exactly what a route costs in time.
• Top speed and average speed, with a note when you stay above a sensible limit for long.
• Hard brakes and hard starts, pinned on the map so you can see where they happened.
• A driving score from 0 to 100, built from how smooth and steady the drive was. Read how the driving score works.
• A fuel and cost estimate using your own car and the fuel price you set. Learn the habits that cut that number.

What makes it different from a plain trip log

Most trip recorders stop at the log. TripRank adds the part that makes you want to open it tomorrow:

• Leaderboards for distance, score, trips and top speed, worldwide, among friends and inside your own crew, with a monthly season that resets so anyone can win.
• A-to-B races: pick a start and a finish, send the link, and the fastest legal drive wins. See how races and challenges work safely.
• Challenges: turn any drive into a challenge and see who can beat your score on the same road.
• Streaks and daily goals, plus a weekly recap you can share as a poster.
• A driving coach that shows the moments that cost you points, with plain advice.
• Flight filtering: if you record a flight or a very fast train by mistake, it is kept in your own history but never counts towards totals or leaderboards.

Is it a trip tracker or a trip recorder?

Both, and a drive tracker too. The words overlap more than people expect. If you are not sure which you need, our comparison of trip trackers, trip recorders and drive trackers explains the differences in two minutes.

Who TripRank is for

• Daily commuters who want to see how a route really performs and spend less on fuel.
• Enthusiasts who enjoy a good drive and want proof of it, safely.
• Friends, families and offices who want a friendly leaderboard through a private crew.
• New drivers who want honest feedback on braking and smoothness.

What it costs

TripRank is free to start. Every new account gets 14 days of Pro with no card needed. After that, the free plan keeps tracking and scoring your drives, and Pro (₹399 a month, or ₹3,990 a year, as an early offer) adds the live map, full leaderboards, trip comparison and route mode. You can read the full breakdown on the pricing section of the home page and the refund policy.

Your privacy

Location is used only while a trip is recording. Other drivers see your stats, such as name, level, ranks, distance and top speed, never your email, phone number or routes. The details are in the privacy policy and in our guide to GPS tracking, battery and privacy.

How to start

1. Download the Android app from the home page. An iPhone version is on the way.
2. Create an account with email, Google or your phone number.
3. Add your car, tap start, put your phone down and drive.
4. Open the summary, read the coach, and try to beat that score tomorrow.

Questions? Write to us, or follow @triprankofficial on Instagram.