A trip log tells you where you went. A heatmap tells you how it actually moved. TripRank colors every recorded route by measured speed — the flowing sections, the crawling sections, the corner that always slows you — readable at a glance across one drive or a whole history.
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Per-drive maps
Each trip rendered as a speed-colored trace over the route it took.
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Patterns over time
Regular roads accumulate a picture: where traffic always sits, where the road opens.
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Privacy-controlled
Public, friends-only, or private per your settings — your map is yours to show or keep.
Maps that answer questions
Which of the three routes home actually flows at 6pm. Whether that bypass is faster or just longer. Where the speed genuinely varies on a road you thought you knew. The heatmap answers with measurement — the same honest data the rest of TripRank runs on.
From one drive to a driving history
The first heatmap is a curiosity; the fiftieth is a document. Regular routes accumulate into a picture only data can draw: the interchange that always crawls, the bypass that is faster only before 7am, the road you thought was quick that the colors say is average. Commute decisions stop being vibes and start being measurements.
Privacy and control
- Three visibility modes. Public, friends only, or private — set once, change any time, applies to your whole map presence.
- Deletion is real. Removing a trip removes it from leaderboards and active storage, and its trace leaves your map.
- Your map is yours. Show it, share it, or keep it entirely to yourself — the heatmap exists for you first, the leaderboard second.
