Observed arrival · 2026-09-07
Torq Turns a Drive into a Data Trail
An iPhone GPS speedometer that records trips, replays routes, grades corners, measures G-force, and calculates a driving score.
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The page describes a two-stage workflow: live speed and limit information during a trip, followed by a replay with speed coloring, elevation and speed charts, corner markers, and component grades. Torq says it can export GPX, CSV, and raw data, and identifies its scoring inputs with named methods including a 90th-percentile jerk measure, ISO 2631 vertical vibration, and an IRI-style roughness index. A driving-style profile is stated to appear after four scored trips.
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