Commute Tracker

Note the plate
before you board.

Log any ride, public or private, from tricycles and jeepneys to taxis, ride-hailing and private cars, in a few taps. Every ride is saved with the time, and your family sees it as it happens.

  • Works in any phone browser
  • Nothing to install
  • Private to your family
Works for every ride:TricycleJeepneyBusUV ExpressTaxiRide-hailingMotorcycle taxiPrivate carShuttle

How it works

Track a ride in three steps

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    Step 1

    Note the plate

    Before you board, type the plate number. It takes a few seconds.

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    Step 2

    It's logged

    The ride is saved to your private history with the time. Same driver as before? You'll be told.

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    Step 3

    Family can see

    Everyone in your family group sees the ride appear right away. You don't have to text anyone.

Why it helps

Built for everyday commutes

Whether it's a jeepney, a booked car or a ride from a stranger, most trips leave no record of who you rode with. Safety advisories say to note the plate. Commute Tracker makes that quick enough to become a habit.

Fast to log

Just type the plate and tap Submit. Nothing else to fill in.

Knows your regular drivers

Plates are matched against your own history, even when you mistype an O as a 0 or an I as a 1.

Live for your family

Invite family by email. When you log a ride, it shows up on their screen in real time.

Private by design

Only you and the family group you choose can see your history. Nothing is ever public.

Privacy

You decide who sees your rides

Your commute history is personal. It's shared with your family group and no one else, and you can leave the group at any time.

  • Only members of your family group can see your logs.
  • Each member can leave the group at any time.
  • Invites are single-use, expire in 7 days, and only work for the invited email.
  • Location is saved only when you submit a ride, and only if you allow it.

Make noting the plate a habit.

Create an account, log your next ride, and invite the people who worry about you.

Get started