• Offline speed limits: download a country and see the limit of the road you are on, with no signal at all. • Find my car: after a car drive, the car button beside the gauge opens the map on your car, with the distance and an arrow pointing at it (Plus). • Deleted a drive by mistake? Shake your iPhone while the list is open and it comes back, route and all. • iCloud backup: with Plus your drives are kept in your own iCloud and come back on a new iPhone or after reinstalling. Only you can see them — still no account and no server of ours. • A clearer privacy page: every permission with what it is for, which Apple services are involved, what sharing does and how to delete your data. Still no account. • Replay a trip: watch a car drive your route while the speed chart follows along. Pause, or drag to any moment — offline, from what was recorded. • Insights: Statistics now opens with your last 7 or 30 days next to the period before — distance, time, trips, alerts and time over your limits, measured and calculated kept apart. • Trip cost: enter your fuel or electricity consumption and price once, and every car trip shows what it roughly cost — in the trip, the drive summary and Statistics. • Start faster in the car: pick your car once in Settings — CarPlay, a wired stereo or its Bluetooth — and drives are picked up a little sooner whenever you are connected. Headphones never count, and the GPS still decides. Your mileage log now says what it is worth. • A rate per kilometre or mile turns the mileage report into an amount: totalled per label, shown per trip, with the rate it was calculated with printed underneath. The CSV carries it too. • Drives that start inside your working hours are labelled business by themselves. Set the hours once; correct any trip with one swipe. • Drive summary — when a drive ends you get distance, duration, top and average speed, and how much of it was over your limit. If the app was in your pocket it arrives as a notification and waits until you open SpeedWatch. • Mileage log — mark a drive business or private, then export a mileage report as a PDF: totals per purpose and one line per trip. Ready for your employer or your accountant. • Try Pro free for seven days. One-off, no card, nothing to cancel. • Home Screen widgets for your last drive and the distance you covered this week. • "Start a drive" and "Stop the drive" now work with Siri and Shortcuts, and starting one is a Control Center button. • The dashcam keeps the clips that matter: a hard jolt marks that clip so the storage limit will not delete it later. • Share any drive as a card — free for everyone. • Drives now end about a minute after you park instead of running on, so the distance and the average speed are right. Thanks for driving with SpeedWatch. Questions or ideas? Send feedback straight from Settings.

• Find my car: after a car drive, the car button beside the gauge opens the map on your car, with the distance and an arrow pointing at it (Plus). • Deleted a drive by mistake? Shake your iPhone while the list is open and it comes back, route and all. • iCloud backup: with Plus your drives are kept in your own iCloud and come back on a new iPhone or after reinstalling. Only you can see them — still no account and no server of ours. • A clearer privacy page: every permission with what it is for, which Apple services are involved, what sharing does and how to delete your data. Still no account. • Replay a trip: watch a car drive your route while the speed chart follows along. Pause, or drag to any moment — offline, from what was recorded. • Insights: Statistics now opens with your last 7 or 30 days next to the period before — distance, time, trips, alerts and time over your limits, measured and calculated kept apart. • Trip cost: enter your fuel or electricity consumption and price once, and every car trip shows what it roughly cost — in the trip, the drive summary and Statistics. • Start faster in the car: pick your car once in Settings — CarPlay, a wired stereo or its Bluetooth — and drives are picked up a little sooner whenever you are connected. Headphones never count, and the GPS still decides. Your mileage log now says what it is worth. • A rate per kilometre or mile turns the mileage report into an amount: totalled per label, shown per trip, with the rate it was calculated with printed underneath. The CSV carries it too. • Drives that start inside your working hours are labelled business by themselves. Set the hours once; correct any trip with one swipe. • Drive summary — when a drive ends you get distance, duration, top and average speed, and how much of it was over your limit. If the app was in your pocket it arrives as a notification and waits until you open SpeedWatch. • Mileage log — mark a drive business or private, then export a mileage report as a PDF: totals per purpose and one line per trip. Ready for your employer or your accountant. • Try Pro free for seven days. One-off, no card, nothing to cancel. • Home Screen widgets for your last drive and the distance you covered this week. • "Start a drive" and "Stop the drive" now work with Siri and Shortcuts, and starting one is a Control Center button. • The dashcam keeps the clips that matter: a hard jolt marks that clip so the storage limit will not delete it later. • Share any drive as a card — free for everyone. • Drives now end about a minute after you park instead of running on, so the distance and the average speed are right. Thanks for driving with SpeedWatch. Questions or ideas? Send feedback straight from Settings.

• A clearer privacy page: every permission with what it is for, which Apple services are involved, what sharing does and how to delete your data. Still no account. • Replay a trip: watch a car drive your route while the speed chart follows along. Pause, or drag to any moment — offline, from what was recorded. • Insights: Statistics now opens with your last 7 or 30 days next to the period before — distance, time, trips, alerts and time over your limits, measured and calculated kept apart. • Trip cost: enter your fuel or electricity consumption and price once, and every car trip shows what it roughly cost — in the trip, the drive summary and Statistics. • Start faster in the car: pick your car once in Settings — CarPlay, a wired stereo or its Bluetooth — and drives are picked up a little sooner whenever you are connected. Headphones never count, and the GPS still decides. Your mileage log now says what it is worth. • A rate per kilometre or mile turns the mileage report into an amount: totalled per label, shown per trip, with the rate it was calculated with printed underneath. The CSV carries it too. • Drives that start inside your working hours are labelled business by themselves. Set the hours once; correct any trip with one swipe. • Drive summary — when a drive ends you get distance, duration, top and average speed, and how much of it was over your limit. If the app was in your pocket it arrives as a notification and waits until you open SpeedWatch. • Mileage log — mark a drive business or private, then export a mileage report as a PDF: totals per purpose and one line per trip. Ready for your employer or your accountant. • Try Pro free for seven days. One-off, no card, nothing to cancel. • Home Screen widgets for your last drive and the distance you covered this week. • "Start a drive" and "Stop the drive" now work with Siri and Shortcuts, and starting one is a Control Center button. • The dashcam keeps the clips that matter: a hard jolt marks that clip so the storage limit will not delete it later. • Share any drive as a card — free for everyone. • Drives now end about a minute after you park instead of running on, so the distance and the average speed are right. Thanks for driving with SpeedWatch. Questions or ideas? Send feedback straight from Settings.

Every drive now ends with something to show for it. • Drive summary — when a drive ends you get distance, duration, top and average speed, and how much of it was over your limit. If the app was in your pocket it arrives as a notification and waits until you open SpeedWatch. • Mileage log — mark a drive business or private, then export a mileage report as a PDF: totals per purpose and one line per trip. Ready for your employer or your accountant. • Try Pro free for seven days. One-off, no card, nothing to cancel. • Home Screen widgets for your last drive and the distance you covered this week. • "Start a drive" and "Stop the drive" now work with Siri and Shortcuts, and starting one is a Control Center button. • The dashcam keeps the clips that matter: a hard jolt marks that clip so the storage limit will not delete it later. • Share any drive as a card — free for everyone. • Drives now end about a minute after you park instead of running on, so the distance and the average speed are right. Thanks for driving with SpeedWatch. Questions or ideas? Send feedback straight from Settings.

New images for in the App Store + Statistics

This update makes SpeedWatch a full driving companion. • Night HUD — swipe in from the right edge for a pure-black heads-up display. Mirror it and lay the phone on the dashboard to read your speed in the windshield. • Dashcam — record the road ahead with your speed burned in, and keep every clip in a library on your device. • Section Control — measure your real average speed over a stretch of road, so you know where you stand before the zone ends. • Live weather and compass heading right on the main screen. • Apple Watch app for speed on your wrist. • Refined Liquid Glass design throughout, and a faster, steadier gauge. Thanks for driving with SpeedWatch. Questions or ideas? Send feedback straight from Settings.

What's New (versie 2.27) DASHCAM Record the road with your speed burned into the picture. Continuous 3-minute clips, an automatic 2 GB limit that clears the oldest footage for you, and a library to watch, share or delete what you have recorded. Speed, time, GPS, street name and temperature can each be switched on or off. Audio is optional and off by default. Clips never leave your device. Swipe in from the left edge to open it. NIGHT HUD A pure black display with the gauge at full size, your heading and the street you are on. Mirror mode lets you lay the phone flat and read your speed in the windshield. Swipe in from the right edge. LANDSCAPE The whole app now works sideways. Turn the phone in its mount and the dashboard rearranges itself — gauge on the left, map and trip stats on the right. The HUD and the dashcam follow suit, and recordings are saved in the orientation you are actually filming in.