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.
Track speed and trip distance on Android with an offline GPS speedometer, saved routes, mirrored HUD and personal speed alerts. Trip history stays on your phone. Core tracking needs no account. Optional one-time Pro removes ads and adds trip exports.