Free 0-60 Timer App for iPhone — GPS Car Acceleration Test

FastTrack is a free GPS acceleration timer app for iPhone that measures your car's 0-60 mph, 0-100 mph, quarter mile, and half mile times with precision comparable to dedicated devices like Dragy and RaceBox. No extra hardware needed — just your phone and an open road.

Acceleration Timing Features

How FastTrack Compares to Dragy and RaceBox

FastTrack achieves 0-60 accuracy within ±0.02 seconds of the Dragy standard and RaceBox Mini by combining GPS Doppler-derived speed with accelerometer-based launch detection and an Apollo 11–class sensor-fusion pipeline. The 100Hz accelerometer detects acceleration onset in approximately 30 milliseconds, which is genuinely faster than the standard Dragy's GPS-only launch detection (~100ms latency). For most enthusiasts, FastTrack provides the accuracy they need without spending $150 to $500 on dedicated hardware.

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More Than Just a Timer

Unlike standalone timing tools, FastTrack connects your performance data to a complete car enthusiast platform. Every run is linked to your vehicle garage and modification list, so you can measure the real impact of each mod. Share your runs on the community feed, see how you rank on global leaderboards, and connect with other owners of your platform.

Download FastTrack Free on the App Store

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Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is FastTrack compared to a Dragy or RaceBox?

FastTrack produces 0-60 times within ±0.02 to ±0.04 seconds and quarter-mile ETs within ±0.04 to ±0.06 seconds — inside the accuracy range of a standard Dragy and within hundredths of flagship hardware like the Dragy Pro and RaceBox. It fuses GPS Doppler velocity with the iPhone's 100Hz accelerometer using the same class of sensor-fusion math used on Apollo 11 and in modern autonomous vehicles, with launch detection around 30ms.

Do I need any extra hardware to time my car?

No. FastTrack runs entirely on your iPhone's built-in GPS and accelerometer. No OBD-II adapters, Bluetooth devices, or external sensors are required.

What is the difference between Acceleration Mode and Drive Mode?

Acceleration Mode is built for single timed runs like 0-60 or quarter-mile with automatic launch detection and auto-stop. Drive Mode records your entire drive in the background, logging route, top speed, and performance events. Rolling Mode adds rolling-start tests from 60 mph and up.

Is FastTrack free?

Yes. FastTrack is completely free to download and use. All four timing modes, all metrics, and all community features are included at no cost.