Official press kit · Version 1.0
Gas prices,
minus the mystery.
GasPulse is a free, private iPhone app that turns official weekly gas-price averages into clear trends, historical context, and a simple outlook.
Fast facts
The facts at a glance.
Independent developer
Version 1.0
No ads or account
iOS 18 or later
Utilities
No personal data collection
The story
Direction, not another map of pumps.
Most gas apps answer “where is the cheapest station?” GasPulse answers a different question: “what are prices doing?” GasPulse is a trend tracker rather than a station finder.
It makes official weekly U.S. Energy Information Administration data approachable through a tactile, native iPhone interface. People can compare states or regions, move through weeks, months, years, and five-year history, and see whether the latest trend is rising, falling, or holding steady.
GasPulse was designed and built independently by Misha Belstar, a product designer focused on making dense information feel simple, useful, and enjoyable.
Available now
What version 1.0 does.
Latest average
See the weekly average for a selected state or its applicable region.
Historical context
Explore short-term movement and longer histories up to five years.
Plain-language trend
Understand whether prices are rising, falling, or staying steady.
Simple outlook
Get an on-device estimate based on recent trends and seasonal patterns, not a guarantee.
State comparison
Compare averages without pretending every state has its own EIA series.
Private by default
No signup, subscription, advertising, or in-app tracking.
Approved description
Ready to quote.
GasPulse is a free iPhone app that turns official weekly U.S. gas-price averages into clear trends, historical context, and a simple outlook. It requires no account and includes no ads or in-app tracking.
Downloadable media
Artwork and screenshots.
Editorial preview
Coming next, not in public version 1.0.
A future update is being prepared with Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, Siri and App Shortcuts, StandBy experiences, landscape layouts, and optional threshold alerts.
These items are available for advance editorial discussion, but should not be described as publicly available until the update is live on the App Store.
Media contact
Questions or an interview?
Use the GasPulse support form and begin the message with PRESS. It goes directly to the developer.
Contact Misha