Pretty good so far, could use some tweaks. – Autobrain Review

What I appreciate about the app and the device is that it is truly geared for the parent looking for information about their teen driver. You can set up speed alerts and get notified about potentially reckless driving habits. We haven't had to use it, but there is also a feature where you can call for emergency roadside assistance, get a tow, get gas delivered etc. I like that the app and the tracking are connected directly into the cars onboard diagnostic system rather than being subject to tracking through the phone which could either lose battery, get lost or simply be turned off. This thing is on even when the ignition is off. Also great for finding your car in a crowded parking lot or God forbid it gets stolen. Right now a few minor complaints: the updates can be a little slow at times. And speaking of the speed alerts, it will be nice if it were a bit more dynamic. For instance if there were function that would take into account the car's location and depending on the speed limit of that specific road or street, send me alerts if my teen driver goes over the speed limit. We found out the hard way that the set it and forget it with the speed alert is counterintuitive. We kept getting alerts that our son was driving 68 miles an hour and of course we were concerned. However after a moment, we realized that he was on I-57, an interstate highway were the speed limit was 70, so it was obviously a false alarm. I know this technology exists, because my car's GPS map will display speed limits and changes as I drive. One last thing: the user interface is a little clunky and I just wish the graphics were sleeker and nicer, like something you would see on Uber, Mojio, or Automatic. But thanks for what you have done so far, you give me peace of mind when my 17-year-old is on the road!
Review by Muni took on Autobrain.