Velociraptor - Speed Limits &

Daniel Ciao

In-app purchases

About this app

Velociraptor is a floating speed limit monitor and speedometer, a companion for any map or navigation app.

Speed limit data from OpenStreetMap:
• View on your computer: https://www.openstreetmap.org

Features:
• Polished Material Design
• Automatically displays in any apps you choose (e.g. Google Maps)
• Intelligent caching & fast refresh of speed limits
• Sound alert when speed limit is exceeded
• Customize style: US and International
• Speed limit tolerance: % and integer amounts
• Transparency, size, and tap to hide settings

Links
• GitHub (issues, feature requests): https://goo.gl/hL8O2d
• Translate the app to your language: https://goo.gl/lXNdkU

Note: Android Auto support is NOT included. Unfortunately, Google doesn't allow third-party apps to display custom elements on the car display unit. You can still use Velociraptor's speed limit sound alert functionality with Android Auto.







This app uses Accessibility services in order to detect foreground map apps and launch automatically. This app is not affiliated or endorsed by OpenStreetMap, HERE, TomTom, or Sygic. The developer does not bear responsibility for the accuracy of any information provided. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. Google Maps is used in screenshots for demonstration purposes only.

Ratings and reviews

During initial setup, there's a setting for accessibility services that mentions granting Velociraptor full control of your phone. Unless you grant it, you can't use this app. It's an all or nothing deal, so I think I'll just go with "nothing". It's one thing to allow it to write on top of a mapping app, I get that, but I can't get around full control. It's probably ok itself, but what happens in the event of a data breach? It might be nothing, but I dont want to find out the hard way.

I love the idea of this app and it has been helpful most of the time for alerting me when going over the speed limit. However, There are a lot of places along my route where the speed limit is wrong. I realised this is an issue with the place they are getting their data But my main reason for getting the app is the fact that on this highway there are several small towns with multiple speed limit changes their main source of income is giving people tickets. Defeats the purpose.

I wanted speed limits displayed in Google Maps, and that's exactly what this app does. It has a setting to make it only show up when actually navigating so that it doesn't get in the way of menus when searching etc, but on my Moto Z2 Force that setting doesn't work, which is a shame. Also, the speed limits displayed are sometimes not correct when using the free database, but you can subscribe to a couple of paid services which are very cheap. I've yet to try them but I think it's safe to assume they will be better.

What’s new

1.7.2
• New settings interface (with dark mode)
• Fix crashes
• Update translations from OneSky