Speed is computed from GPS and lags a car's own speedometer by a second or two. In a tunnel or between buildings there is no signal and the number freezes. A car speedometer usually reads high, so a disagreement is normal rather than a fault.
The instrument uses the phone's GPS and shows the value in km/h.
• A car cluster: the arc turns yellow after 60 and red after 120.
• The trip peak stays as a mark on the scale.
• A 15-second time-speed chart with marks at 60, 120 and 180.
• A daylight scheme for the windscreen — sun and moon.
• SHARE sends a picture of the peak on the dial.
• A trip records itself: distance, time, average and peak.
• No ads. Under a megabyte.
Location is used only to compute speed. No route is stored or sent anywhere.
The app sends anonymous usage statistics; you can turn this off in settings.
Independent development: one person builds and maintains this app. A letter to xmaxxp@gmail.com is read by that person, not by a support desk.
A GPS cluster: arc, trip peak, time-speed chart.