App Store · Version 2.0
RV Trip Co-pilot
Type or speak a destination, browse useful stops ahead faster, and hand the right fuel, rest, food, parking, campground, or attraction stop to navigation.
Drive LogicAI · Mobile · Location
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Drive Logic creates privacy-first mobile products where AI, location, and deep device integration work together to make the next decision clearer—with privacy engineered in as a core product goal from the start.
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Version 5.0 · Rolling out worldwide
KartTrackerAI
Follow the race. Keep the team connected. KartTrackerAI 5.0 adds Live Timing, Team Communications, push notifications, Driver Profiles and improved synchronization to your kart setup, tires, sessions, results, maintenance, analysis and Event Reports. Live Timing and team features require a Team subscription. Watch the complete walkthrough; Android racers can request a two-week early test.
App Store · Version 2.0
Route-Runner
Capture errands by voice, use on-device Apple Intelligence on compatible devices, and keep the next useful stop close on iPhone, Apple Watch, and CarPlay.
App Store · Version 1.0.1
Glucose Thread
Insights to help you manage your glucose. Understand your trends and see how food and daily habits fit in.
Public TestFlight beta
VerityRounds
Capture care evidence with photos, documents, voice notes, QR codes, or NFC. Review AI-assisted findings before submission, configure facility checklists, and keep unfinished work visible in the Action List. Built for nursing, assisted-living, and home-care teams, with staff in control of every review.
Public TestFlight beta · iOS 27+
TapStow
Start with photos, NFC, QR, or a quick note—then find stored items later with a grounded, last-confirmed answer.
The Drive Logic standard
Technology should feel capable—not intrusive.
Each product is intentionally focused, candid about its limits, and engineered around a real moment when generic software asks the user to do too much work.