LogTRC Android Beta Testers Wanted (log your rides and share if you like)

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Hi all,

My dad just finished building an app called LogTRC for logging rides with GPS + VESC data (speed, distance, current, temperature, etc.).

Features:

  • GPS ride tracking (distance, speed, route)
  • Live VESC data (current, voltage, etc.)
  • Map view + playback
  • CSV export
  • Optional auto-upload to www.logtrc.com

The iOS version is already live, and he now needs Android testers to complete Google Play requirements (14 days of testing).

How to join the Android beta (IMPORTANT)

Google requires a small extra step:

1. Join the tester group first:

2. Then join the beta:

3. Install the app:

/!\ Make sure you’re logged into the same Google account on your phone.

This Google Group step is only needed during the testing phase.
Once the app is fully released on the Play Store, this step will no longer be required.

What my dad is looking for

  • General feedback
  • Bugs/crashes
  • GPS tracking accuracy
  • BLE/VESC connection stability

This will really help to get the Android version fully released.

Thanks a lot.

The iOS (iPhone) version can be directly installed from the App Store.

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Small update.

The iPhone (iOS) version is now live.

Android still need some bèta testers 1st (for 2 weeks) before it can go live on the Play store.

Website will also accept logfiles uploading, so app is not needed.

More info at www.logtrc.com

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What an awesome tool!
I really enjoyed browsing through my rides.
Thank you for sharing this with us! :slight_smile:

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I got today the informations from @ludwig_bre about this tool.
I uploaded today my track from the last weekend and i am happy about the result.
Best Tool ever.
Great WORK!!!

https://logtrc.com/26061022HRJ

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Just checking.
The logfiles are from the Metr logger. Correct?

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Yes, and metr has suboptimal filtering for GPS glitches, thats why I recommended logtrc to @nice2cu
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169kph :stuck_out_tongue:

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Yes, but here is not a optimum result…
https://logtrc.com/260610G8XBJ

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I will get my dad to have a look at it, and see if he can fix this “GPS teleport” issues.

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Robert. With a little bit of luck the GPS teleport / glitches are now fixed.

Sorry. We had to revert back. The “filter” was causing to many “true” measurements to be removed too.

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How about a function where the user can select a part of the log and delete manually?

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A new “Filter GPS teleports” button has been added.
Note that it is only shown when bad GPS jumps are detected!
When enabled/disabled it will update the data on the page too.
The filter GPS teleports does need some more fine tuning.

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Hi, i see a much better result but…

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Like Ludwig said it before, it can be nice to have a manual editing possibilitie delete such jumps.

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True.

We have 3 options.

1 - Users need to create an account to be able to edit, delete, and save their runs. (We do not want other users to be able to edit someone else’s runs.)

2 - Users can immediately, after uploading, select parts to be deleted and save the result. After this, editing is no longer possible. (No account required.)

3 - Leave things as they are with the “Filter GPS Teleports” option.

We prefer option 2 or 3 :slight_smile:

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I personally don’t have a problem with accounts for those advanced features
But option 2 is also perfectly fine imo