Your phone is the dashboard.
Six live dashboards for the car, bike, train, plane, boat and your own two feet. It opens in the browser: free, offline, no account.
How fast, really?
The hire car speaks mph.
You think in km/h, the dial disagrees, and the speed sign won’t wait for the maths.
The train leans into the bend.
It feels like 150. Nothing on board tells you, and the window certainly won’t.
The boat has no log.
Out past Spike Island the speed is a guess and the heel is a feeling.
The window seat.
The seat-back map shows a cartoon plane over the Bay of Biscay. Not your speed, not your height.
The walk felt like eight.
Your legs say eight kilometres. Nothing says how far it really was, or how fast.
One phone. Six instruments.
Each activity gets a dashboard drawn for its job, not one speedometer in six colours.
How it works
Your phone already knows where it is.
Its GPS gives a position every second. Gyrano turns that into speed, distance and a yellow line of where you’ve been.
Its sensors know which way is up.
Tilt and compass come from the phone itself: the plane’s horizon, the boat’s heel. Set level once, in the mount.
Everything stays on your phone.
Trips are saved on the device, named and charted. No server, no sign-up, nothing to share unless you want to.
Keep the screen on while you record: phones pause location when the screen goes dark.
Free. Offline. No account.
- Free
- No price, no plan, no adverts. Open it and go.
- Offline
- Once opened, the app lives on your phone. It keeps working with no signal, and the maps you’ve seen stay too.
- No account
- Nothing to sign up for. Your trips never leave the phone.
Open it on your phone.
It runs in any modern mobile browser. Add it to your home screen and it opens like an app.
Launch app