Who It's For
Drivers who want a speedometer they can read in half a glance, a gentle nudge when they go over their own limit, and a buddy that keeps an eye on fuel and fatigue.
Drivehelp turns your iPhone into your car's smart screen: a Google map with live-traffic turn-by-turn, a huge rainbow speedometer, and a windshield HUD, all in one. Set your own max speed and Emma tells you, kindly, when to ease off the gas. Ask it to plan your errands, and it'll even ask whether you got everything.
Illustration. Colors climb from violet to orange; red means you're over your limit.
What Drivehelp is, what it needs, and what happens to your data.
Drivers who want a speedometer they can read in half a glance, a gentle nudge when they go over their own limit, and a buddy that keeps an eye on fuel and fatigue.
A landscape iPhone app. Lay the phone on the dash for the windshield HUD, or mount it facing you. Drowsiness detection needs an iPhone with Face ID.
Speed, alerts, HUD, fuel range, gas station callouts, trips, safety features, saved places and routines all work with no account and no credits. The smart extras are optional.
Your cars, fuel log, trips, places and routines are stored on your iPhone only. No analytics, no ads, no tracking. An account, needed only for credits, holds just your email, credits and billing records. Optional community features (road reports, talking with nearby drivers, traffic) are off until you turn them on, and don't need an account.
One-time purchases through Apple, no subscription, and credits never expire. One pack covers the voice co-pilot, photo reading, natural voices, Google directions and "Take me somewhere". See packs →
Drivehelp is an aid, not a substitute for paying attention. Obey posted limits, and set the app up before you drive.
Big, bold and colorful, so the information you need is there the moment you glance at it.
Start driving without opening the app and Drivehelp sends a notification to open it. Riding along instead? Tap I'm a passenger.
Alerts are spoken by Emma, a voice pre-recorded with the open-source Kokoro text-to-speech model. The audio is bundled in the app, so alerts work with no signal and no voice data leaves your phone.
Try everything while parked. Demo mode simulates a drive so you can hear the alerts and see the colors change before you hit the road.
"Start Drivehelp" and "Start HUD" work as Siri and Shortcuts actions, and Siri can tell you your speed, fuel, range and last trip without an account. "Ask Drivehelp" reaches the assistant Credits
Connect your own service and the co-pilot can use it by voice, for example to order food. Calls go straight from your phone to your service, and you approve any change. Developer guide →
Tap HUD, lay your iPhone flat on the dashboard, and Drivehelp flips into a mirrored display on pure black at full brightness. The glass reflects it right side up, close to your line of sight.
Place the phone where it doesn't block your view and doesn't slide. Some places restrict items on the dashboard or windshield. Check your local laws.
With Drivehelp credits, ask about your speed, fuel, trips or gas spending, change settings, or plan a multi-stop trip by voice. It gives directions to each stop and waits until you've left one stop before moving on to the next.
AI answers can be wrong. Double-check anything important, and only talk to Drivehelp when it's safe and legal to do so.
Example conversation for illustration.
Everything you need on the road works with no sign-up and no credits. Sign in and buy a Drivehelp Pack only if you want the AI, voice, places and directions features.
Works out of the box.
Sign in with Apple or Google and buy a pack in Settings → Drivehelp Packs. One purchase covers everything below. No subscription, and credits never expire.
These requests go through Drivehelp's server to Anthropic, OpenAI or Google. Our server keeps only billing records (which feature, how many credits), never your prompts, voice, photos or locations.
How do credits work? See Drivehelp Packs, sizes and FAQ →
Do this while parked. Drivehelp is designed so you don't need to touch it on the road.
Enter your first name, pick your max speed and add your car. Allow location so Drivehelp can measure your speed.
Mount it facing you for the big speedometer and drowsiness detection, or lay it on the dash and tap HUD.
Emma speaks up if you go over your limit, when fuel gets low, and when it's time for a break. Trips record automatically.
Drivehelp runs in landscape, so it reads like a real dashboard.
Short answers. For setup guides and troubleshooting, visit Support.
Only for credits. Speed alerts, HUD, fuel, trips, safety features, saved places, routines and road reports work with no account. To buy Drivehelp Packs and use the AI, voice, places and directions features, sign in with Apple or Google.
No. You set your own max speed, and the alerts are based on that. Always follow posted limits. The 95 and 100 mph warnings are built in.
We don't keep your trips or location history: they stay on your iPhone. When you use a credit feature, the request (which can include your approximate location or route) passes through our server to Anthropic, OpenAI or Google, and our server doesn't store it. If you turn on community features, the locations of your reports and messages are deleted within hours to days. See the Privacy Policy.
No. It reads your eyelid positions in real time on the phone. No images or video are recorded, stored or sent anywhere.
Yes, as long as you allow location access while Drivehelp runs in the background. Choosing Always also lets it notice when a drive starts.
Credits pay for Drivehelp's AI, voice, places and directions features. You buy them in packs through Apple. They never expire, have no cash value, and there's no subscription. More about packs.
Your speed, your fuel and your focus, all in one big, bright place.
iPhone · Landscape · Drowsiness detection requires Face ID (TrueDepth camera)