Hands-in-pockets recording
Trips start themselves and split themselves — drive to the trailhead, walk the river, drive home: three trips, no buttons. Every number derived on your phone from your own data.
Your movement. Your phone. Period.
Pshew quietly notices every drive, walk, and stay — and keeps the whole story on your phone. No account. No cloud. No one watching.
Want in early? Say hi → Beta by invite now · App Store soonDrives, walks, and stops fall into one thread — with sunrise, sunset, and day markers so the story has a clock. That morning above is real: Pshew noticed the drive to the store, the six-minute walk inside it, and the drive home, and filed them as three trips without being told.
Left the house before the phone caught on? Pshew checks the motion chip's own memory and backdates the trip to when you actually walked out the door.
Trips start themselves and split themselves — drive to the trailhead, walk the river, drive home: three trips, no buttons. Every number derived on your phone from your own data.
Where you stayed and for how long, which places you keep coming back to, what the week added up to — stays, places, and insights are all read from data already on the phone. Zero extra battery.
Hard brakes, hard accelerations, hard corners — mapped on each drive and trended per hundred miles. Your record, for your eyes, on your device.
While a trip is running it sits in the Dynamic Island and on your lock screen — ticking timer, distance, mode. Glance, don't open. You can always see when it's recording, which is the point.
Photos you took land on the right trip by the time you took them — referenced from your library, never copied. Pshew notices what you were listening to on the drive, too, and stamps the weather at the end of it.
Rides and paddles get their own mode, judged on the shape of the track rather than an average that a mixture lands in the middle of. Steps, elevation, and pace come along where they make sense.
The pshew privacy stance
We can't sell what we never see.