Navigation HUD PRO

Navigation Wear

About this app

It transforms your phone into head-up display (HUD) showing navigation directions from Google Maps app. The HUD screen supports normal viewing and HUD mode which mirrors the display at night for viewing navigation as a reflection on windshield. It increases your safety by projecting all navigation information right in your line of sight. Just start navigation, flip the screen by tapping on it and place your smart phone under the windshield. It's that easy!

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FEATURES

* Very easy to use
* Reflecting turn by turn directions onto windshield
* Uses GPS to get your speed
* Shows useful info even when navigation is not started
* Select your favourite layout, colors and info types in settings
* Works with Google Maps
* Automatic brightness adjustment

This app uses Accessibility services in order to detect foreground Google Maps app and launch automatically. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. Google Maps is used in screenshots for demonstration purposes only.

Ratings and reviews

Purchased for the simplicity but there are some shortcomings (too simple?). The compass, ETA, distance and time to location are the best parts. Portrait uses the screen area most efficiently. The arrow graphics often crash so you're left with an placeholder. The directions area isn't resizable so you get just a portion of the text scrolling which is irritating. Landscape mode layout is inefficient. Service crashes regularly on a S25 Ultra.

Nice integration with Google Maps, and could work with Android Auto.. having AA showing the map while the cell phone screen shows HUD. ( I had to change some notification settings to avoid Google maps notification intermittently covering the HUD screen.) One bug to fix: sometimes the "direction" arrow got broken and I don't know how to make it right. Restarting the app doesn't fix.

I can't believe I PAID for bugs. The "notification" is useless since it doesn't scroll land on top of it, I'm seeing some debugging code in the form of android.app.notification.$BigTextStyle! C'mon, man! That's sloppy!

What’s new

* Updated to target latest Android SDK