Record every dirt bike ride, on the trails or at your track: your path on a satellite map, how rough each part of it was, your laps, your jumps and air time, with the numbers spoken into your helmet as you ride. Then turn the ride into a video with your live stats on it.

Make a video (new)
• Put your ride's live dashboard over your own helmet or action-camera video: speed, the track map, laps, jumps and more, moving with the video
• Wide (16:9) or vertical (9:16) for short videos
• An editor on your phone: a big preview, a timeline to trim the clip and line the video up with the ride, quick picks for a lap or the whole ride
• Choose the look and which gauges show, color-grade your video, and add the spoken callouts to its sound
• No video? Render the dashboard on a key color and lay it over your footage in your own video editor
• Made on your phone, nothing is uploaded: share it, or save it to your gallery

H-factor: how rough was it
• One number and a rating word for how hard a ride was on the bike, from the phone's motion sensor
• DirtLog finds each ride's harder and easier sections on its own and colors the map by them
• Every section, lap and mile gets its own rating, hardest first
• See it live while you ride: the whole ride's hardness and the last mile's
• Your own scale: compare your rides with each other, week after week

Trail rides
• GPS track on a satellite or road map, with speed, distance, riding time and elevation
• Pauses detected on their own when you stop, so stats count only riding
• Every mile (or km) with its speed and hardness
• Measure any stretch of a ride
• Trim a ride: forgot to stop recording? Keep just the part you rode, as a new ride or in place
• Your totals for today, the last 7 or 30 days, the year and all time

Lap timer
• Smart Track: ride a few laps and DirtLog learns your track's shape, then times every lap with no gates to set up, even on tight tracks that pass the same spot twice
• Or set gates once: a start/finish, plus more gates along the track if you like
• Laps timed from GPS: every lap's time, speed and its own map, your best and how consistent you were
• Each track keeps its own settings; a Smart Track shows its learned shape in your list of places
• Send a track to a friend as a link or QR code

Jumps
• Air time measured with the phone's motion sensor
• Landing load: how hard each landing hit, in g
• Every jump on the map, grouped by spot, with the longest and hardest landings

Voice callouts
• Lap times, distance and time milestones, pauses and jumps, spoken through the phone or your helmet headset
• Choose what gets announced for each track

Share and keep your rides
• Ride videos, and share cards: the ride, your longest jump, or its hardness with the colored path, in dark or light
• Export GPX
• Optional backup to your own Google Drive, automatic after rides
• Save a ride or everything as a file, and load it back

Also
• Home-screen widget: see a ride running, or tap to start one
• Mark spots on the map
• Phone temperature and battery for each ride

Private by design
No account and no ads. Your rides stay on your phone unless you back them up to your own Google Drive, and your videos unless you share them. Crash reports are sent only if you say yes, and a problem report only when you send one.

DirtLog records GPS while a ride is running, which uses battery: bring a charged phone for long days. For best results set DirtLog's battery use to "Unrestricted" (the app shows how).