How do I log in to the web dashboard?

At drivebattle.com/login with the email address and password of your DriveBattle account, so with the credentials from the app. If two-factor login is on, the code prompt follows.

What does the dashboard show?

Four totals (rides, distance, drive time, top speed), your crews, your vehicles and the five latest rides. The settings for your account come on top.

Can I record rides or plan tours in the dashboard?

No. Recording and navigating run in the DriveBattle app for Android. The dashboard does not plan tours and does not create rides, vehicles or crews.

Does the dashboard show my routes on a map?

No. The latest rides appear as a list with date, kilometres and speeds. You see the map and course of a ride in the app.

Which ride data can I download?

In the dashboard, a JSON file with profile, settings, vehicles, crews and rides with their key figures. The GPS route of a ride as a GPX file is available in the app. That GPX export belongs to Premium.

Do I need Premium for the dashboard?

No. The dashboard does not depend on Premium status. Premium covers features of the app, for example the GPX export of a ride.

Does the dashboard work with two-factor login?

Yes. After the password, the login asks for the code. Setting it up, renewing backup codes and switching it off all work in the "Two-factor authentication" area of the dashboard.

How do I change my password or delete my account?

In the "Account" area of the dashboard. Changing the password needs the current password, and the new one has at least eight characters. Deleting needs your password confirmation. You get a deleted account back for 30 days by logging in again.

Web dashboard: your rides and your account in the browser

After the tour you want to check at your computer how much you rode. At drivebattle.com/login you open the web dashboard with the credentials of your app: totals, recent rides, crews and vehicles, plus password, two-factor login and data export. Recording still happens in the app.

Log in with your app credentials

Open drivebattle.com/login and enter the email address and password of your DriveBattle account. They are the same credentials as in the app. If two-factor login is on, DriveBattle then asks for the code. Inside the dashboard the navigation also leads to Ranking and Feed, and "Log out" in the header ends the session.

What the start page shows

At the top are four totals over all your saved rides: rides, distance in kilometres, drive time and top speed. Below, the dashboard lists your crews with their member count and your vehicles with name and type. The five latest rides appear in a list with date, time, kilometres, and average and maximum speed. The page converts the time to your browser's time. If you have not created anything yet, a note tells you to do that in the app.

What only the app can do

The dashboard is an overview. It does not record rides, does not plan tours and shows neither a map nor GPS tracks. You create rides, vehicles and crews in the app, and navigation runs there too. The dashboard reads the state the app has uploaded.

Manage your account in the browser

In the "Account" area you change your password: you enter the current one and the new one twice, at least eight characters. You set your country, which you need for the country ranking, and switch the newsletter on or off. You set up two-factor login here, with an authenticator app (QR code or a key to type in) or with an email code. You generate new backup codes and switch the second factor off again with password and code. Under "Delete account" you deactivate your account after confirming your password. If you log in again within 30 days, it is back.

Data export and download

In the "Data export" area, "Export my data" downloads the file drivebattle-export.json: profile, settings, vehicles, crews and your rides with their key figures, without GPS points. The details are on the page about the GDPR data export. A single ride as a GPX file you download in the app from the ride summary. That is a Premium feature.

Ranking, feed and help in the browser

Once logged in, you also open the ranking in the browser: worldwide or for your country only, by distance, time, average speed, rides, elevation or curves, for 7, 30 or 90 days or all time, as a rider or crew ranking. The feed shows posts of your crews or worldwide. You write posts with text or an image, share one of your own rides, react and comment. Under "Help & Contact" you read the FAQ and write a ticket to the team. Your tickets of the last 30 days are listed there with the whole conversation.

Frequently asked questions

How do I log in to the web dashboard?: At drivebattle.com/login with the email address and password of your DriveBattle account, so with the credentials from the app. If two-factor login is on, the code prompt follows.
What does the dashboard show?: Four totals (rides, distance, drive time, top speed), your crews, your vehicles and the five latest rides. The settings for your account come on top.
Can I record rides or plan tours in the dashboard?: No. Recording and navigating run in the DriveBattle app for Android. The dashboard does not plan tours and does not create rides, vehicles or crews.
Does the dashboard show my routes on a map?: No. The latest rides appear as a list with date, kilometres and speeds. You see the map and course of a ride in the app.
Which ride data can I download?: In the dashboard, a JSON file with profile, settings, vehicles, crews and rides with their key figures. The GPS route of a ride as a GPX file is available in the app. That GPX export belongs to Premium.
Do I need Premium for the dashboard?: No. The dashboard does not depend on Premium status. Premium covers features of the app, for example the GPX export of a ride.
Does the dashboard work with two-factor login?: Yes. After the password, the login asks for the code. Setting it up, renewing backup codes and switching it off all work in the "Two-factor authentication" area of the dashboard.
How do I change my password or delete my account?: In the "Account" area of the dashboard. Changing the password needs the current password, and the new one has at least eight characters. Deleting needs your password confirmation. You get a deleted account back for 30 days by logging in again.