Two-tap logging
A numpad for the duration, a direction, done. Daroha picks the direction from the time of day, so a normal trip needs no thinking.
Know your real commute time.
Log a trip in a few taps. Daroha turns your own history into honest numbers — your typical duration, the spread around it, and how your week actually looks. No GPS, no traffic estimates.
Coming to iOS
See what it does
Free journal, history and statistics. Premium from $2.99/month.
Typical commute
32 min
Range
28–41 min
To Work
To Home
What it does
Four things, done properly.
Your typical time
The typical duration for the direction you picked, the range around it, and the number of trips it is based on — always shown.
Day-of-week view
See which weekdays run long and which stay quiet, per direction, from the trips you logged.
No GPS at all
Daroha never asks for your location. A trip contains only what you typed in — nothing is sensed in the background.
Quick
Log a trip before you take off your coat.
The numpad opens straight on the duration and the direction is already selected from the hour of the day. Departure time, date and notes are there when they matter, and skipped when they don't.
- Duration numpad, no keyboard
- Direction detected from the time of day
- Optional departure time, arrival and notes
- Your own directions beyond work and home
Log a trip
To Work
To Home
Duration
32 min
123
456
789
0⌫
Honest
Numbers from your history, not a traffic model.
Daroha only knows the trips you logged, and it says so. Every estimate carries the sample it came from, and when there isn't enough data yet it tells you what is missing instead of inventing a number.
- Typical departure window and typical duration
- Average, range and trip count at a glance
- Breakdown by day of the week
- Full history you can edit or delete
Monday morning
To Work
To Home
Typical departure window
8:05–8:20
Your usual departure time · ~32 min · based on 12 trips
Overview
Trips
24
Average
32 min
Range
28-41 min
By day of week
Mon29 min
Tue35 min
Wed31 min
Thu38 min
Premium
See how your commute changes.
Period comparison lines up your last 7 or 28 days against the previous equal period: the median, the middle half, how many trips it used, and what actually changed. Your first comparison is free.
- 7-day and 28-day periods, per direction
- Median and middle half, with the sample behind them
- Refreshes as new trips arrive
- Comparable weekdays only, or it says so
$2.99
per month
$19.99
per year
Auto-renews until cancelled in your Apple account. Logging, history, editing, CSV import and export and basic statistics stay free.
Monday morning
To Work
To Home
Period comparison
7D28D
Your commute over time
31 min
Your typical commute was 3 min longer across comparable days.
2026-09-08 to 2026-09-14 · 9 trips on 5 dates · middle half 28–36 min
Monday, Sep 14
29 min
to work
35 min
to home
Private
Your trips stay yours.
No location tracking
No GPS permission, no background tracking, no map. Daroha cannot know where you went — only how long it took, because you told it.
Works offline
Your journal lives on the device. Signing in with Apple or Google is optional and only adds sync across your own devices.
Leave whenever
Export your trips to CSV, erase your data from Settings, or delete the account and everything stored on the server.
Questions
Before you start.
Does Daroha track my location?
No. There is no GPS permission, no background tracking and no map anywhere in the app. A trip holds the duration, direction and date, plus the departure time or note you choose to add.
Do I need an account?
No. You can log trips without signing in and everything stays on your device. Signing in with Apple or Google adds sync and backup, and you can delete the account later without losing local trips.
What is free and what is Premium?
Logging, full history, editing, CSV import and export and basic statistics are free and unlimited. Premium keeps period comparison up to date as new trips arrive — $2.99 per month or $19.99 per year, with the first comparison free.
Can I bring my existing trips?
Yes. Import a CSV with date, direction, departure and duration columns; notes are optional. Imported trips count by their own trip date, not the day you imported them.
How do I cancel a subscription?
Subscriptions are managed in your Apple account, like every other App Store subscription. Cancelling stops the renewal and keeps your journal, history, statistics, import and export.
Daroha
Start your own commute log.
One direction, one duration, and a history that gets more useful every week.
Coming to iOS
Questions before launch? support@daroha.app