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The Free Lite Benchmark

Free 0–62 mph / 0–100 km/h Testing

Pocket Performance Lite focuses on one useful acceleration benchmark: a calibrated 0–62 mph / 0–100 km/h-style run from your Android phone, followed by a clear result and Run Confidence feedback.

One Target, Clearly Defined

What The Test Measures

The Lite flow is designed around the point at which calibrated speed reaches 62 mph—the familiar 100 km/h-style benchmark. It does not claim to provide every test from the full Pocket Performance app, and it does not hide extra run types behind vague wording.

Before The Run

Calibrate The Phone And Car

Lite guides you through vehicle calibration so the test is connected to your actual setup. Keep the phone firmly mounted and recalibrate if the phone, mount position or vehicle setup changes.

After The Run

Check Run Confidence

Run Confidence provides context alongside the headline time. It helps you judge whether a result is worth comparing rather than assuming every captured number deserves the same weight.

Is 0–62 mph the same benchmark as 0–100 km/h?

They are the familiar imperial and metric-style versions of the same benchmark. Pocket Performance describes the Lite flow as 0–62 mph / 0–100 km/h-style testing so drivers understand the intended target.

What can I save and share?

Lite includes results, history, run details and shareable Lite Brag Cards. It does not create or upload public proof runs to the leaderboards.

Where can I compare results?

All 36 Pocket Performance leaderboards and the current Board Champions are free for anyone to view on the website. Public qualifying uploads require the full app with Pro Pack.

Looking specifically for free 0–60 testing?

Read the free 0–60-style Android guide for a clear explanation of the common 0–60 search and Lite’s current 0–62 target.