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Open Road Ace: GPS Rally Timer

App Store·SportsPaid $29.99★ 1.00 (1)launched 4mo agoapp updated todaycharts in 1 country
Scout Score
31

Open Road Ace: GPS Rally Timer generates an estimated $400–$7k/month in revenue from 40–200 downloads/month on the App Store, according to AppCurrents estimates (updated 2026-10-02).

Estimates updated 02.10.2026 · How we estimate · Ranges reflect model confidence, not exact figures.
Est. revenue / month$400–$7k
Est. downloads / month40–200
Estimate confidencemedium
PricingPaid $29.99
Rating1.00 ★ (1 ratings)
CategorySports
Best chart rank#58 Sports Paid
Released13.05.2026
App last updated01.10.2026
PlatformiOS
Est. downloads / mo
40–200
Est. revenue / mo
$400–$7k
Rating velocity / day
0
Chart velocity
▼ 3/day
Peak rank
#44
Days tracked
6
Chart ranks
#58 Sports Paid

Modeled monthly estimate · rating velocity · medium confidence

About

Open Road Ace is the pacing app for open-road racing — Big Bend Open Road Race, Silver State Classic, Sandhills Open Road, and the rest of the calendar. It tells you, in real time, exactly how to drive the course to hit your target class speed within a fraction of a second. A NEW LOOK, BUILT FOR THE DASH Version 2.3 brings a redesigned interface made to be read at speed from a mount: a flat dark…

Trends & analysis

Chart rank trend

US · category
#44#93
Jun 15Oct 2
Paid #58

Why it's surfacing

Scout 31
Newness
50
Breakout
18

Ratings & velocity

★ +1 in window
Total ratings
10
Jul 20Oct 2
New ratings / day
10
Aug 17Oct 2

Geographic reach

best rank · 1 storefront
us
#58 category

Revenue & downloads trend

ARPU $21
Est. revenue / mo · $2k
$23k$0
Jun 29Oct 2
Est. downloads / mo · 86
1k0
Jun 29Oct 2

Update history

5 updates tracked
  • v2.3.4today

    Fixed a freeze when tapping Pre-arm on some 6.7-inch iPhones, including the iPhone 14 Pro Max. The app could lock up and then stick on the launch screen every time it opened. A built-in ORA RTK option fills in the correction settings for you and switches to the nearest ORA base station during a run, when one is online. More reliable finish timing, including finishes timed by distance when a gate crossing is missed, and better handling of receiver clock glitches. RTK corrections now stay in order on a busy connection, and a refused caster login is reported as a login problem instead of a dropped connection. NORC finish lines now sit at the official distance.

  • v2.3.311d ago

    Fixed a bug where leaving the app during a two-leg event and coming back could put you on leg 2 with no course loaded, which made the run impossible to arm. The app now refuses to start a run it cannot score, and names the missing piece instead of doing nothing when you tap start. Coming back between legs, the pre-arm card shows how old your saved leg is, so a session you left yesterday is obvious at a glance. Run logs now record the correction source and the age of the corrections, so an RTK dropout can be diagnosed from the log.

  • v2.3.213d ago

    Two-leg events survive an app kill. Reopen within six hours and leg 2 picks up with your carry-over. The pre-arm screen keeps its state the same way. Flying start and the gate never fired? Tap Start. ORA seeds the run from where the car is and scores what's left of the course. The confirmation tells you what it seeded. RaceBox Mini and Micro each keep their own slot now, so one can't grab the other's connection. Each receiver's antenna offset is used for its own crossings, and the ARM screen shows the offsets in play. The finish readout no longer collapses in the last half second. It holds through a GPS dropout and shows a real precision estimate. RTK: the phone now pushes the receiver config and checks every ack. It confirms corrections actually reach the receiver, and it recovers a receiver that lost its fix. Receivers reconnect after the app is backgrounded. Fixes: "Missing gates" on the ARM screen, finish average speed, Settings connection status. Most of this came out of three days of test runs this week.

  • v2.1.01mo ago

    Race timing now trusts your GNSS receiver's own clock, so results stay accurate even when your phone's clock is off. Steadier pacing delta through brief signal gaps, dual-source GNSS support, and BYNAV receivers auto-configure on connect. Adds a support page link.

  • v2.0.33mo ago

    Dramatically smoother, more accurate real-time pacing — your on-screen delta now matches reality right to the finish.

Open Road Ace: GPS Rally Timer — FAQ

How much money does Open Road Ace: GPS Rally Timer make?

According to AppCurrents estimates, Open Road Ace: GPS Rally Timer generates approximately $400–$7k per month (medium confidence), modeled from its the App Store chart performance, rating velocity, and monetization signals.

How many downloads does Open Road Ace: GPS Rally Timer get?

Open Road Ace: GPS Rally Timer sees an estimated 40–200 downloads per month on the App Store, per AppCurrents modeling.

Is Open Road Ace: GPS Rally Timer free?

Open Road Ace: GPS Rally Timer is a paid app priced at $29.99 on the App Store.

What is Open Road Ace: GPS Rally Timer's rating?

Open Road Ace: GPS Rally Timer holds a 1.00-star average from 1 ratings on the App Store. It currently ranks #58 on the Sports paid chart.

When was Open Road Ace: GPS Rally Timer released?

Open Road Ace: GPS Rally Timer launched on the App Store on 13.05.2026. Its latest version shipped 01.10.2026.

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