HUD Speedometer & Trip Meter

Big, clear speed the second you open it. This HUD speedometer shows your live GPS speed in mph, km/h or knots, keeps a trip meter running when you want one, and lets you set your own speed alert for each vehicle.

The number is already on screen when the app opens. You don't need to start a trip, make an account or dig through menus first.

Why drivers and riders keep it
• A large digital readout or a classic analog dial, in portrait or landscape
• A GPS accuracy indicator, so you can judge how far to trust the reading
• Speed correction from −10% to +10% to line the figure up with your car's own speedometer
• A dial maximum for each preset, so a scooter gauge isn't stretched out to 200

HUD mode for night driving
Switch on HUD mode and your speed fills the screen, mirrored. Lay the phone below the windshield and the reflection reads the right way round, with orientation lock to keep it steady. If you were looking for a hud car display or a hud speed monitor, this is the part built for that job.

A trip meter that tells the truth
Start a trip and the GPS odometer counts distance, moving time, max speed and average speed. Pause and resume by hand, or let auto-pause take care of red lights. When the signal drops in a tunnel, the app doesn't guess: no distance is invented to fill the gap.

A speed alert you set yourself
Pick a number for each preset and choose a sound, a vibration or a visual-only warning. It's off by default and only runs during a trip you started, so it works like an overspeed alarm on a mph meter you have calibrated, never something running quietly in the background.

One app for every way you move
• Car and motorbike
• Scooter, including e-scooters, mopeds and mobility scooters
• Bike, as a straightforward bike computer for speed and distance
• Run, with pace in min/mile or min/km
• Boat, reading in knots for GPS boat speed
• Train or plane, to see how fast you're going from the window seat

Your trip history
Every trip is saved, with daily, weekly and monthly totals. Open any trip to see its route on an OpenStreetMap map and a speed chart, give it a name, or export it as GPX or CSV for your own records.

Good to know
• GPS speed. Your vehicle's speedometer is the legal reference.
• Set it up before you drive, or let a passenger use it.
• Works offline, apart from map tiles. One location permission, no account and no ads.