The overlanding app built for the crew. Log your trails, share your routes, and connect with overlanders wherever the dirt leads. No gatekeeping — just the road and the people on it.
Everything you need to log, share, and plan backcountry routes — and nothing you don't.
Log every trail you drive — miles, elevation, conditions, notes. Share routes with the crew or keep them private. Browse routes logged by other overlanders in your area.
Every run becomes a record. Tap to start, drive your line, tap to stop. TrailSync saves the GPS track, stats, and any notes you add along the way.
See who's in your area, follow other overlanders, and discover routes from people running the same trails. Built around the Trek Adventures community from day one.
Connect your OBD-II scanner to overlay real-time engine and vehicle data alongside your trail log. Tire pressure, coolant temp, voltage, RPM — whatever your scanner reads, TrailSync can show it. Completely optional — the app works great without it.
Connect any Bluetooth OBD-II scanner to your rig and TrailSync overlays live engine and vehicle data directly on your trail log. See what your rig is doing in real time — without pulling your phone out of your pocket.
Use it as a heads-up display on tough trails, log engine data alongside your GPS track, or just keep an eye on things during a long backcountry run.
Don't have an OBD-II scanner? No problem — TrailSync works fully without it. Live data is a bonus, not a requirement.
Built in the open. Here's where TrailSync is right now and what's coming next.
Core app architecture, GPS trail recording engine, user accounts, and basic route storage. The bones are in place.
Public and private route sharing, trail discovery feed, difficulty ratings, and condition notes. This is the core community layer.
OBD-II Bluetooth pairing, live data overlay on trail view, and data logging alongside GPS tracks. Optional but powerful.
Public Android launch via Google Play. Waitlist members get early access and shape the final feature set before wide release.
Waitlist members get early Android access, shape the feature roadmap, and are the first to know when TrailSync drops.
We'll hit you up when TrailSync is ready for early Android access. In the meantime — follow @trekadventuresoregon for updates.
TrailSync is built by the crew behind Trek Adventures — the overlanding community where this all started. Trails, builds, meetups, and the people who drive them.