Rahi

Rahi turns your everyday drives into something you can actually learn from. Mount your phone, tap Record, and drive. Rahi reads the road with your phone's motion sensors and GPS, then breaks the drive down the way a driving coach would — what you did well, what to tidy up, and why it mattered. WHAT YOU GET AFTER EVERY DRIVE • A drive score, with the moments that shaped it • Coaching written for that specific drive, not generic tips • A replay of each key moment — the corner, the bump, the hard stop • Your route, mapped, with the stretches that stood out SIX SKILL AXES, TRACKED OVER TIME Pedal control, anticipation, speed discipline, cornering, road reading and composure. Watch them move as your driving changes. GO DEEPER THAN A SCORE Pedal technique shows how you get on the throttle and brake — timid or aggressive, and how steady you are between drives. Cornering technique shows where you turn in and whether you hold one clean line. Driving DNA names your style in plain language. ROAD HAZARD ALERTS WHILE YOU DRIVE Rahi learns where the rough patches and broken surfaces are, and gives you a quiet chime and a spoken heads-up before you reach one — so you can slow down early instead of hitting it. YOUR DRIVES, AS STORIES Frequent routes become stories: how a commute changes over weeks, which roads you actually spend your time on. RANKS See how you compare with other Rahi drivers. Rank combines safe driving with the difficulty of the roads you take on, so easy roads don't buy you a better standing. ABOUT VIDEO AND PRIVACY Rahi records video locally on your phone so you can replay a moment. Video is never uploaded — it stays on your device and you can delete it any time. Motion and location data from a drive is uploaded so it can be analysed and scored. You can delete any drive, or your whole account, from inside the app. Built for Indian roads. Scores and coaching are calibrated for Indian traffic, road surfaces and driving conditions. Rahi is a coaching tool, not a safety system. It does not detect collisions and should never be relied on for emergencies. Always keep your eyes on the road.