Ride Forces Hack 2.0.8 + Redeem Codes
Record g's on Roller Coasters
Developer: Stephen Dettling
Category: Utilities
Price: Free
Version: 2.0.8
ID: com.sdettling.rideforces
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Description
Ride Forces records g forces on roller coasters and other amusement park rides. View graphs, analyze stats, and share the forces of your favorite rides.
Version history
2.0.8
2022-12-21
- Adds an app intent for starting a recording via Siri or with shortcuts for users with iOS 16 or watchOS 9.
- Support for live activities while recording for users with iOS 16.1 and above.
- Fixes problems with recording controls on Apple Watch when using the always on display.
- Support for live activities while recording for users with iOS 16.1 and above.
- Fixes problems with recording controls on Apple Watch when using the always on display.
2.0.7
2022-02-08
Fixes a crash that occured when opening rides on iOS 14.
2.0.6
2022-01-26
The Rides section of the app is now searchable for iOS 15 users.
2.0.5
2021-12-10
Improves the readability of graphs on Apple Watch.
Supports more Apple Watch complications.
Supports more Apple Watch complications.
2.0.4
2021-10-29
Fixes a problem where shared ride images could show a gap at the top of the image.
2.0.3
2021-09-25
Audio graphs have been added to the Apple Watch app for VoiceOver users.
Fixes an issue where the ride detail view could reset unexpectedly.
Fixes an issue where the ride detail view could reset unexpectedly.
2.0.2
2021-09-23
Fixes an issue where scrollable graphs could appear misaligned in certain situations.
2.0.1
2021-09-22
Accessibility improvements for VoiceOver users including new audio graphs for iOS 15.
2.0
2021-09-10
Ride Forces has been completely retracked for version 2.0!
- Force graphs are rendered in more detail and stats are calculated with more precision.
- New ride detail views to replay your ride or see a breakdown of high force moments.
- Add attributes to your rides to keep track of whatever you want, like which row you were sitting in.
- Set the info for your next ride while you wait in line.
- More ways to share your rides.
- New ride editing features including adjustable sequence smoothing.
- Refreshed interface with light/dark mode support.
- Sortable rides list.
- Detailed guides to help improve your recordings.
- Rides are stored as files and can be backed up with iCloud.
- Force graphs are rendered in more detail and stats are calculated with more precision.
- New ride detail views to replay your ride or see a breakdown of high force moments.
- Add attributes to your rides to keep track of whatever you want, like which row you were sitting in.
- Set the info for your next ride while you wait in line.
- More ways to share your rides.
- New ride editing features including adjustable sequence smoothing.
- Refreshed interface with light/dark mode support.
- Sortable rides list.
- Detailed guides to help improve your recordings.
- Rides are stored as files and can be backed up with iCloud.
1.2.2
2021-05-18
Improvements to ride saving and error handling.
1.2.1
2020-07-08
Fixes a crash that could occur when saving a ride on Apple Watch.
1.2
2020-05-20
- Rides can now be exported for backup purposes.
- Improved accuracy of time placement on graphs.
- Database optimizations to improve performance and reduce storage size.
- Improved accuracy of time placement on graphs.
- Database optimizations to improve performance and reduce storage size.
1.1
2019-11-12
This major update includes exciting new features and stability improvements. Here are the highlights:
3-Axis Force Data
- In addition to vertical forces you can now view lateral and longitudinal forces with proper calibration
- Adjusted force sequence filtering for more consistent data across devices
- New calibration algorithm calculates 3-axis forces automatically when possible
More Flexible Recording
- Ability to record individual rides on iPhone helps you view and organize your rides faster
- Improved automatic ride detection
- Ability to save ride data if no ride was detected
- Record multiple rides for up to 12 hours if desired
Enhanced Graphs
- Zoom in to see more detail
- Toggle different types of force
- Invert the y-axis
Improved Ride Editing
- Highlight the main portion of rides and set calibration points more easily with enhanced graphs
- Improved directions for editing
- Preview resulting graph while editing
Ride Detail Enhancements
- Ride name and location can be edited directly from the main ride view
- New breakdowns for different types of force moments
Apple Watch Improvements
- Better recording performance across all generations of Apple Watch
- Apple Watch app can run independently in WatchOS 6
- New automatic calibration provides more accurate vertical force data
3-Axis Force Data
- In addition to vertical forces you can now view lateral and longitudinal forces with proper calibration
- Adjusted force sequence filtering for more consistent data across devices
- New calibration algorithm calculates 3-axis forces automatically when possible
More Flexible Recording
- Ability to record individual rides on iPhone helps you view and organize your rides faster
- Improved automatic ride detection
- Ability to save ride data if no ride was detected
- Record multiple rides for up to 12 hours if desired
Enhanced Graphs
- Zoom in to see more detail
- Toggle different types of force
- Invert the y-axis
Improved Ride Editing
- Highlight the main portion of rides and set calibration points more easily with enhanced graphs
- Improved directions for editing
- Preview resulting graph while editing
Ride Detail Enhancements
- Ride name and location can be edited directly from the main ride view
- New breakdowns for different types of force moments
Apple Watch Improvements
- Better recording performance across all generations of Apple Watch
- Apple Watch app can run independently in WatchOS 6
- New automatic calibration provides more accurate vertical force data
1.0.5
2019-06-20
This version fixes incorrectly rendered graphs on iPhones with super retina displays.
1.0.4
2019-06-17
Fixed a bug that caused inaccurate ride detection on iPhone after a previous recording session had ended.
1.0.3
2019-05-23
- Updated the sample ride with a new ride
- Fixed a crash on iPhone caused by certain rides sent from Apple Watch
- Fixed a crash on iPhone caused by certain rides sent from Apple Watch
1.0.2
2019-05-11
- Show logo in recording view when ride counter is at 0.
- Updated instructions for phones that do not support accelerometer recording.
- Changed the recording method on Apple Watch.
- Fixed crashes occurring in the ride detail view.
- Updated instructions for phones that do not support accelerometer recording.
- Changed the recording method on Apple Watch.
- Fixed crashes occurring in the ride detail view.
1.0.1
2019-04-24
- Added Apple Watch complications.
- Fixed force graph rendering issues on Apple Watch.
- Improved handling of the app's privacy settings.
- Fixed force graph rendering issues on Apple Watch.
- Improved handling of the app's privacy settings.
1.0
2019-04-18
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Ratings
4.9 out of 5
30 Ratings
Reviews
willwalexander,
Awesome, ingenious app that looks great and works flawlessly
This app makes clever use of your device’s accelerometer to measure the forces you’re being subjected to on amusement park rides. It works very well, and as an iOS programmer myself, I can tell that Stephen has spent an inordinate amount of time reading and interpreting Apple’s interface guidelines for iOS apps.
A couple off the cuff ideas come to mind while using the app.
The first is to maybe integrate something like RCDB into your app to allow users to select the ride and seat location of a recording from a drop-down menu and maybe see some ride stats. A default could potentially be set based on geolocation.
The second is to set up some sort of database of user recordings where riders can compare forces and seat locations. This would probably depend on the aforementioned RCDB integration, or on crowdsourced data from users of the app. Again, geolocation could potentially be used to roughly verify recordings. This obviously adds hosting fees and logistics, so probably not feasible, but maybe something you could charge a small premium for to monetize the app if you so chose.
Finally, you should add a donate link to your site! This app is maybe the most well-done third party iOS I’ve used and I’m quite picky. Thank you for your hard work!
A couple off the cuff ideas come to mind while using the app.
The first is to maybe integrate something like RCDB into your app to allow users to select the ride and seat location of a recording from a drop-down menu and maybe see some ride stats. A default could potentially be set based on geolocation.
The second is to set up some sort of database of user recordings where riders can compare forces and seat locations. This would probably depend on the aforementioned RCDB integration, or on crowdsourced data from users of the app. Again, geolocation could potentially be used to roughly verify recordings. This obviously adds hosting fees and logistics, so probably not feasible, but maybe something you could charge a small premium for to monetize the app if you so chose.
Finally, you should add a donate link to your site! This app is maybe the most well-done third party iOS I’ve used and I’m quite picky. Thank you for your hard work!
Twelvegem,
Amazing app
I went to cedar point and I found this app. It is absolutely amazing and is a great way to gather data about rides. I wish that data of dB could be recorded to tell how loud the ride is. Another thing I wish the app had was showing all the different g forces all at the same time
Foroglio,
Great App!
If the developer sees this I wanted to ask about how to flip the axis of any forces if I know that they are the wrong way. Say when it shows a deceleration when I know there was an acceleration and wanted to flip that longitudinal axis.
TheDeathBat,
Best G-force app on the market
This app is a clear cut winner in force recording, highly recommend
justinraney,
maybe a software issue
all of my rides deleted and after trying to save my first ride the app crashed but after that the app seemed to be working fine until now
PaulMcGreezy,
good app but wish it showed speed. then it would be 100% perfect :)
love it for great adventure
Butano Coaster,
Fun App
Had some problems initially with the app, but turned out to be more my own issue. Developer was extremely responsive and helped me work things out. It is fun to see the forces while riding the coaster.
SalemAbigalC,
Not as advertised
Not as advertised
Parkerb231,
Great app but...
Great app and always very interesting to find out the results. But I have found that when I send the results to my phone the results are different. An example would be on steel vengeance: The watch would show 27 seconds of airtime (pretty accurate) but after sending to phone it would show 29 seconds of airtime.
Matthew8130,
Good idea, but doesn’t seem to work well on Apple Watch
I’ve tried this app at carowinds, cedar point, holiday world, and King’s island, and no matter what coaster I’m riding or any ride, the forces given never seem to be correct. And on the Apple Watch version whenever I attempted to select a ride or even start recording it crashed or froze. I wanna rank this app higher but the inaccurate readings and crashes are really holding it back.
