The logbook for the drive
Every drive comes back as a report: the route, the speed, the g through every corner, and how composed you were.
Passo dello Stelvio46.5286° N 10.4533° E
- Distance
- 14.1km
- Climb
- 1 197m
- Summit
- 2 755m
- Hairpins
- 44
Read the report.
The pass from above, written up the way the app writes up every drive.
- Distance
- 14.1km
- Duration
- 16:10
- Top speed
- 80km/h
- Average speed
- 52km/h
- Peak lateral g
- 0.55g
- Climb
- 1 197m
The traced route, per-kilometre splits, a speed histogram, elevation, and every g you pulled cornering, braking and accelerating.
The drive closes itself out, and an AI debrief puts it into words: what was smooth, and what to work on.
Every drive tracks23
- Traced route
- Distance
- Duration
- Top speed
- Average speed
- Time at speed
- Peak lateral g
- Braking g
- Acceleration g
- 0-100 km/h
- 0-60 mph
- 80-120 km/h
- Fastest km
- Fastest mile
- Best 5 minutes
- Elevation gain
- Smoothness
- Composure score
- Road difficulty
- Per-km splits
- Speed histogram
- Steadiness
- AI debrief
Find the next road.
Discover globe
Spin the globe to find roads and drives other people have shared, wherever they are.
“Drive this road”: take on a route someone shared
Craft rating
A single rating for how well you drive, earned across every road you take on.
Find the next road.
Every drivable road, on map tiles we host ourselves.
Built for people who actually drive.
Every one of these ships in the app today.
What only the car knows.
Plug a Bluetooth OBD-II dongle into the port under your dash and a Race view joins the cockpit: shift lights, revs and speed, a rolling throttle trace, and whichever channels your car answers to.
Without a dongle there’s no Race tab, and nothing is missing. GPS recording is complete on its own.
- Speed
- 118km/h
- Gear
- 4
- Coolant
- 92°C
Throttle
- Read-only, always
- Every request is a live-data query. Marque never sends a command to your car, never clears a fault code, never writes anything.
- Yours alone
- Engine data is stored on your drive, in your account. Never on your public profile, never attached to a drive you post.
- Any car since about 2001
- A common Bluetooth Low Energy ELM327 adapter and the diagnostic port your car already has. Which channels you get depends on the car, not on Marque.
Wheel time is wheel time.
Race in a sim and the lap streams straight in as a virtual drive, with real throttle, brake, steering and gear. Same report, same garage.
Straight from the game
- Forza
- F1 25 & 24
- Gran Turismo 7
These broadcast their own telemetry. Switch it on, point it at your phone, hit start. Nothing to install.
Through the Windows bridge
- Assetto Corsa
- Competizione
- iRacing
These hand telemetry only to the PC they run on. A small free Windows app reads it and forwards it to your phone on the same Wi-Fi.
A lap gets the full report and its own craft read. Sim drives stay out of the road boards, because a rendered corner carries no consequences.
Your whole build, documented.
Every car, every mod, every spec, in a garage that reads like a build thread. Track what’s installed and what’s wishlisted, and freeze the build behind any drive.
- Multiple cars, each with its own build history
- Mods as a living list, wishlisted or installed
- Shareable build pages at getmarque.club/b/…
- Every drive links back to the car that did it
Also in the app
Smooth through the hairpins above Trafoi. Brake a beat earlier into the last one.
AI debriefs
A read on each drive in plain words: what was smooth, and what to work on. Plus auto-written captions and a season Wrapped.
84bpm
Steadiness
Pair a watch and see how calm you stayed under pressure. Private to you, always.
74
km/h
0.55 g
Apple Watch
A cockpit on your wrist with live speed, g-force and heart rate, hands free the whole way.
Drive videos
Export a replay of any drive, numbers and route included, ready to post.
Crests you earn on the road.
Distance, launches, sustained g, streaks, wrenching, boards. Papaya as standard, gulf for the rare ones, and a finish that catches the light for the few that are hard.
- Lifetime distance
- Top speed
- Cornering g
- Standing start
- Rolling acceleration
- Sustained push
- Smoothness
- Single-drive distance
- Elevation climbed
- Time at the wheel
- Places driven
- Drives logged
- OBD drives
- Mods
- Service history
- Build progress
- Composure board
- Craft rating
- Driving streak
- Nods
- Clubs
- Exploration
- Roads you published
- Virtual drives
Running company cars?
Marque keeps a fleet’s mileage logbook. Drivers record in the app and business trips land in one place on the web.
Log the next good one.
Free to start. Record a drive tonight and see the report for yourself.
Good roads, and the drivers who find them.
Post a drive and the nods come in. The composure boards rank how well you drove, never how fast.
You posted a drive
Just nowPasso dello Stelvio
44 hairpins, Trafoi to the pass.
Distance
14.1 km
Duration
16:10
Top speed
80 km/h
Aiko M. posted a drive
This morningYour crew, in one room.
Start a club for your scene: a live chat, a members’ feed, a board ranked on craft, and the next meet on the calendar. Founding a club is Premium. Joining one is free, always.
Alpine Sunday Club
24 members
Lena K.The pass opens at 7 this weekend.
Marco B.Meet in Trafoi, coffee first?
I’m in. Just posted my line from today.
Aiko M.0.55 g on the last hairpin. Show-off.
Stelvio at sunrise