Paceometer: Speed As Time

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About this app

Speed is a number. Paceometer shows what it means in time. A new speed-o-meter, Pace-o-Meter.

Paceometer is a GPS speedometer with a different perspective. Alongside your current speed, it shows how much time you need to cover a selected distance. This makes it easy to understand how changes in speed affect travel time.

The dual gauge shows two connected measurements:

• Outer gauge: current speed in km/h or mph
• Inner gauge: time needed for your selected distance

Choose how Paceometer calculates time:

• 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 or 100 kilometres
• 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 or 100 miles

Built for different activities:

• Driving
• Cycling
• Running

Each activity uses a suitable speed range, so the gauge stays clear and useful.

Record trips manually with Start, Pause, Resume and Stop controls. Your trip history includes detailed statistics and analytics based on the activity, unit and pace distance selected when the trip was recorded.

Paceometer also includes:

• Smooth animated speed and pace display
• Maximum and average speed statistics
• Local trip history
• Picture-in-picture controls
• Three dashboard colour schemes
• Kilometres and miles support
• Adjustable pace distance

Your GPS and trip information stays on your device. Paceometer does not require an account and does not send your trips to an external server.

GPS measurements can vary depending on your device, signal quality and surroundings. Paceometer is for informational purposes. Always follow local traffic laws and speed limits, and never operate your phone while driving.

Use Paceometer as a GPS speedometer and digital speed tracker for driving, cycling or running. Follow your live speed in km/h or mph, choose the distance used for pace calculations, and see how speed translates into travel time.

Record each journey with the built-in trip tracker and review your maximum speed, average speed, distance and duration. Unlike a standard speedometer, Paceometer connects speed with time, helping you understand what a change in speed really means.