Built for the drive

Your phone already feels every bump.

Sucky Roads uses those movements to understand the pavement beneath the car—then combines many drives so a single strange reading never defines a road.

A bump happens in a fraction of a second.

The app timestamps the motion, matches it to GPS, and evaluates it on the phone.

The signal

Designed for phones that never sit the same way twice.

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Find vertical movement

Accelerometer and gyroscope readings let the app determine which direction is up, whether the phone is mounted, sideways, or resting in a console.

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Place the event

GPS time, speed, direction, and accuracy locate the reading and match it to the correct road segment.

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Judge the whole road

The app separates one sharp impact from longer stretches of consistently rough pavement.

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Build confidence

Repeated detections from different trips and vehicles turn a possible problem into a confirmed one.

Kept on the phone

Measure constantly. Upload carefully.

  • Raw high-frequency motion is processed on the device.
  • Only useful road-condition events need to be uploaded.
  • Data waits safely if the phone loses service.
  • Personal trip history is not needed for the public map.
The goal is not to label a road from one driver. It is to build dependable evidence from many ordinary drives.