I'm the developer of Speedo, launching on Product Hunt on September 25. I built it around a simple need: seeing GPS speed and trip distance clearly, then reviewing the journey afterwards.
Speedo has digital and analogue displays, a mirrored windshield HUD, personal speed alerts and saved trip reports. Core speed tracking and recording work without mobile data, with location permission and a usable GPS signal. Trip history stays on the phone and no account is needed.
It's free with ads. Optional one-time Pro removes ads and adds GPX, KML and CSV exports; there is no subscription. Street-map tiles need internet. It doesn't provide turn-by-turn directions or detect posted speed limits.
I'd appreciate feedback on display readability and saved reports. For cycling or train journeys, what information do you actually want visible at a glance? Please try it only when it is safe to use your phone.
Hi everyone I m the maker of Hope Cards, an Android app launching here on September 25.
The app brings together daily Bible verse cards, gentle reminders, favorites, a verse-linked journal, and artwork you can share. All features are free with ads, with an optional one-time purchase to remove ads permanently. No account or subscription is needed.
I d like feedback on the daily habit itself: do reminders, writing a short reflection, or sharing a verse help you return to Scripture? What tends to get in the way?
You can see the app and screenshots here: https://aaronsedna.com/apps/hope...
Build a simple Scripture habit, one card at a time. Hope Cards for Android brings daily Bible verses, shareable verse artwork, gentle reminders, favorites, and a journal linked to each verse. Choose Bible translations, languages, and card themes, with optional peaceful music in Daily Hope. No account needed. Every feature is free, supported by ads, with an optional one-time purchase to remove ads permanently. No subscription.
