Recording drives

Your drive report

The finish screen, the full report behind it, and everything you can read, name, and edit about a drive.

The moment you finish is the point of the whole app. Marque takes you to a finish screen that renders instantly from the drive on your phone. Nothing waits on the network, so it lands even at the end of a no-signal canyon road.

The finish screen

It shows you the drive at a glance:

The headline distance, counting up like an odometer settling.
Your route, drawn as a clean line. It appears with or without map tiles or signal.
Duration, top speed, and your moving average.
If you followed a road, a composure card scoring how the run went. See following a road.

It asks you for exactly one thing: share this drive, or keep it. There’s nothing to name or write here - a drive names itself, so you’re never staring at a blank box at the best moment. Sharing publishes it in place and stays put; the button then becomes the way through to the full report. Choosing done tucks it away privately.

Good to know

Your drive uploads quietly in the background as soon as the finish screen opens. If you’re off-signal, it waits and syncs the moment you reconnect. Nothing is lost, and you can share it later from the report.

The full report

The report is the deeper half of the drive, reached from the finish screen or later from your list of drives. This is where a drive gets its detail, and where you settle in to fiddle:

The route and charts - speed over the whole drive, and the g-force trace through every corner.
Elevation - the profile of the road under you, and the total climb for the drive, read off the terrain rather than guessed from the phone’s barometer.
Splits - the drive cut into even stretches, each one a bar of its average speed, with the fastest marked. Drag across it to read any stretch. A long drive folds several splits into one bar rather than growing off the side of the screen, so the strip is the same size whether you drove ten kilometres or four hundred.
A session report - cornering, braking, and smoothness read together as the character of the drive.
A debrief - the drive, and your month, read back to you in plain language.

Tip

On a motorcycle, the performance card grows a third trace: lean angle in degrees, with your deepest lean of the drive as the headline. It shows up on its own once Marque can read the lean, and never appears on a car.

Name and caption a drive

On the report you can give a drive a title and a caption whenever you feel like it. If you’re stuck for words, Marque can suggest a caption for you. A drive that never gets a title keeps its automatic name - usually the time of day it happened - so it always reads as something.

Good to know

Some of the report is part of Premium - the performance card and peak g (that’s the g-force trace, cornering, and lean), the session report, and the debrief. The route, speed, elevation, splits, your core stats, and the share card are always there.

From here

Ready to show a drive off? Sharing your drives covers who sees it, and exporting a video turns it into a clip you can post anywhere. For what all your drives add up to - totals, personal bests, and how you’re changing - see your stats.

Still stuck?

If something here doesn’t match what you see, or you’ve hit a wall, we’d rather hear about it. Email [email protected] and we’ll get back to you.

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