Ride together.
Stay in sync.
Road trips fall apart at the first junction. DriveStream puts everyone's car on one live map, shares a single destination with the whole convoy, and gives you a walkie-talkie that works without anyone touching their phone.
iPhone · iOS 26 or later · Works with CarPlay
Built for the car, not the coffee shop
Every feature exists because something went wrong on a real drive.
One live map
Every car in the group, updating as you drive — with speed, heading and distance to the car in front. No more "where are you?" on speakerphone.
A destination everyone shares
Set it once and it lands on every phone in the convoy, with traffic-aware ETAs and turn-by-turn guidance. Change it mid-drive and everyone follows.
Fuel the group can see
Your tank level and remaining range are shared with the convoy, so the stop happens before someone is running on fumes.
Press-to-talk
A group walkie-talkie for the whole convoy. Live audio only — nothing is recorded, stored or replayable.
Multi-stop itineraries
Plan the viewpoint, the lunch stop and the hotel up front. The convoy works through them together and knows who has reached what.
Every drive, recorded
Route, distance, moving time and top speed, saved for each drive — solo or in a group — and added up into a rank you climb.
See it actually running
Both of these are screen recordings of the real app — no mockups, no after-effects.
And on the screen you're already looking at
DriveStream is a full CarPlay app, not a phone app you glance at. The convoy, the route and the next turn are all on the dash — nobody has to pick up a phone to find the group.
Every drive, replayed
DriveStream records the route, speed and stops of each drive — solo or in a convoy — and plays the whole thing back with the real cars on the real road. On the phone, and here in the browser.
- The route you actually took — recorded at 1 Hz and checkpointed as you go, so a crash or a dead battery never costs you the drive.
- Distance, moving time and top speed, separated from the time you spent parked at the viewpoint.
- Scrub through it — drag anywhere in the drive and the car, the speed and the distance all follow.
- Backed up to your account, so the history survives a new phone.
- All of it adds up — every drive counts toward your rank, and the fastest you have ever been recorded going keeps its own gold ribbon.
Every kilometre counts for something
DriveStream was already adding up your distance, your moving time and your top speed — it just never said anything about them. Now it does: a rank you climb, a metal for the top three of any convoy, and a record that only breaks when you actually beat it.
2,590 km to Road Warrior
38 drives · 63.4 km average · 41h 20m driving
- Rookie from zero Everyone starts here
- Commuter 100 km You know the way
- Cruiser 500 km Comfortable at speed
- Tourer 2,000 km Weekends are for driving
- Road Warrior 5,000 km Distance stopped scaring you
- Trailblazer 15,000 km You go the long way on purpose
- Legend 40,075 km You have driven around the world
40,075 km is the circumference of the Earth. It is the top rank because it is the one number on the ladder nobody had to invent — and because the app was already measuring your distance against it on the stats screen.
Your location stays inside your trip
DriveStream shares your position with the people in your convoy and nobody else. The app has no ads, no analytics SDKs and no trackers, and nothing is sold or shared with advertisers — the app doesn't even include an analytics library. When you leave a trip, you stop being shared.