avvgo

Know your real average.

Press Start, lock the phone and drive. Avvgo keeps two numbers side by side: your moving average, with the chai stops left out, and your door-to-door average. Made in Jaipur for family road trips.

  • Coming soon to theApp Store
  • Coming soon toGoogle Play

Free. Private by default. For iPhone and Android.

  1. 6:10 am, Jaipur

    Press Start. That’s the setup.

    Pick the car, tap Start and put the phone in its holder. The moving average and the door-to-door average start together and stay level until your first real stop.

    Going somewhere new? Search the way you would in Google Maps, compare route options, and get an arrival time worked out from your own pace.

  2. 6:40 am, NH 48

    Lock the phone. Avvgo keeps counting.

    The trip keeps recording with the screen off, inside another app, or with no signal. If the app is closed or the phone restarts, the trip carries on from where it was.

    Your averages sit on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, and the Live Activity appears on CarPlay. On Android they live in a notification. Siri can start a trip, mark a break or read your averages out loud; Gemini can start, pause and end one.

  3. 7:20 am, Shahpura

    Stop for five minutes and it becomes a break.

    Chai at the dhaba, a stretch, a quick photo. Once the car has been still for five minutes, Avvgo marks a break, counted from the moment you stopped, and leaves it out of your moving average.

    Stuck in a toll queue instead? Tap It was traffic and those minutes go back to driving time. Avvgo learns from every correction, so the same dhaba or the same slow plaza is read right next time.

  4. 8:25 am, nearing Kotputli

    Where’s the next CNG pump?

    Highway CNG stations are easy to miss and hard to search for. Avvgo checks three sources at once: Google, OpenStreetMap, and the pumps where you have actually filled CNG before.

    Stations you have used rise to the top, because a fill-up you made yourself beats any listing.

  5. 8:40 am, Kotputli

    CNG in kilos, petrol in litres.

    Type any two of quantity, rate and amount, and Avvgo works out the third, to the paisa.

    Mark a full tank and your real mileage is learned from one full fill to the next, so trip costs use your car’s numbers instead of the brochure’s.

  6. 9:30 am, back home in Jaipur

    Family can follow along.

    Send a live link as you leave. At home, anyone with the link sees where the car is, how fast it’s going, both averages and when you’ll arrive. They need no app and no account.

    The link stops working when the trip ends, and you can switch it off at any time.

  7. 11:02 am, Gurugram

    The whole trip on one page.

    Every leg and every break on a timeline, the fuel you used and what it cost, tolls and other expenses, and each time you went over the speed limit you set for yourself.

    Export a PDF or a CSV, or send a share card to the family group.

  8. Later, at home

    Ask about your trips.

    “What was our best CNG mileage this year?” The assistant answers from your own trip history, and every number in its answer is checked against your data before you see it.

    It only sees trip totals such as distances, averages and fill-ups. Your GPS trail never leaves for the AI.

An icon for every festival on the road.

The app icon dresses up on its own for Diwali, Holi, Eid, Raksha Bandhan, Independence Day and the rest of the Indian calendar, and for Halloween, Thanksgiving, the Fourth of July and Christmas for family in the US. Seasons fill the weeks in between. Prefer one look all year? Pick any of the 32.

On Android the icon changes quietly. On iPhone, iOS shows a short notice each time it changes; Apple doesn’t let apps hide it.

Your trips stay yours.

On your phone first
Trips, GPS points, fill-ups and expenses are kept in a database on your phone. Backing up to the cloud is optional, and the backup is stored in Mumbai.
The assistant never sees your route
Questions are answered from trip totals, such as distances, averages and fill-ups. Raw GPS never goes to the AI.
No ads, no trackers, nothing sold
Not in the app, and not on this website either. Live links are random, expire with the trip, and you can turn them off at any time.

Read the privacy policy

Coming to iPhone and Android.

Avvgo is free and has no ads. Write to hello@avvgo.me and we will tell you the day it reaches the stores.

  • Coming soon to theApp Store
  • Coming soon toGoogle Play

Questions

What is the difference between the two averages?

The moving average divides distance by the time you were actually driving, so breaks are left out. The overall average divides distance by the whole trip, door to door. A long lunch lowers the overall average and leaves the moving average alone.

What counts as a break?

A stop of five minutes or more. The break is counted from the moment you stopped, not from the five-minute mark. Shorter stops, like a red light or a slow toll lane, count as driving. If Avvgo marks traffic as a break, tap It was traffic to undo it, and it learns from that.

Does it work with the phone locked or without signal?

Yes. Recording continues with the screen off, while you use other apps, and with no network. Maps, search and the live link need a connection, and catch up when you are back in coverage.

Is it only for CNG cars?

No. Each car can have CNG (in kilograms), petrol or diesel (in litres), or a bi-fuel mix like a CNG Wagon R. The station finder is there because CNG pumps are the hard ones to find.

Is the speed limit alert the legal limit?

No. There is no reliable source of legal limits for Indian roads, so Avvgo never guesses. You set your own limit for each car, and the trip overview counts the times you went over it.

Do I need an account?

No. Trips are saved on your phone. Signing in adds a backup and lets you use the same trips on another phone.

What does it cost?

Nothing. Avvgo is free, and it has no ads.

How do I delete my data?

In the app, go to Account and then Delete account. You can also write to privacy@avvgo.me. The delete account page has the details.

Something else? Ask us on the support page.