RideSignal: Turn Signals

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About this app

Turn your phone into a clear rear signaling display with RideSignal.

RideSignal is designed for cycling, running and walking when you want a large, easy-to-see rear display for turn signals, hazard signaling, movement indication, and hands-free controls.

FEATURES

• Large left and right turn signals
• Hazard display for additional visibility
• Manual press-and-hold controls on the Rear Display
• Thai and English voice commands
• Auto Direction
• Bicycle and Running/Walking activity profiles
• Forward-motion indicator inside the rear light
• Motion-based slowdown and brake indication
• Double-tap cancel
• Haptic feedback
• Portrait, landscape, and automatic orientation
• Built-in signal demo

AUTO DIRECTION

Auto Direction detects meaningful direction changes and can display an automatic left or right signal. It is not navigation, does not show routes, and does not predict upcoming turns.

ACTIVITY PROFILES

Choose Bicycle or Running/Walking before a Ride. Each profile uses movement information appropriate to the activity. Running/Walking can use step and motion information, while Bicycle uses motion sensing for its forward and slowdown/brake behavior.

VOICE COMMANDS

Select Thai or English speech recognition and use short commands while riding:

• turn left
• turn right
• cancel signal
• hazard

PRIVACY

No account is required. The current release has no advertising, analytics SDK, in-app purchases, or RideSignal backend account service. Main app settings are stored locally on the device.

SAFETY NOTICE

RideSignal is a supplemental visibility and signaling aid. It does not replace legally required bicycle lights, reflectors, hand signals, local traffic rules, or safe riding practices. Secure the phone firmly and confirm the rear display is visible before riding.

What’s new

Improved Voice Commands permission flow for better privacy and platform compliance.

Voice Commands are off by default
Permission requests now use the system permission prompt directly
Improved handling when microphone or speech recognition access is denied
General stability and usability improvements