REAL JOURNEYS, REVIEWED BY PEOPLE

Your speed.
Your story.

Create a private speed card, add a photo from your journey, and tell other travelers what the GPS reading was like. Every public submission is reviewed by the SpeedyMeter editorial team.

MAKE A SPEED CARD

Turn your reading into an image

Open any SpeedyMeter tool, tap Share speed, choose a travel template or classic card, and download a share-ready image. Coordinates and routes are never added.

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DEMONSTRATION EXAMPLES

Ideas for your own photo

These three AI-created images are clearly marked examples, not real user submissions or testimonials.

Road-trip passenger example journey photo
Road-trip passenger example SpeedyMeter screenshot
DEMONSTRATION — NOT A USER SUBMISSION

Road-trip passenger example

A passenger photographed the mounted phone and road, then paired it with a separate screenshot.

Bus-window passenger example journey photo
Bus-window passenger example SpeedyMeter screenshot
DEMONSTRATION — NOT A USER SUBMISSION

Bus-window passenger example

The journey photo was taken safely from a seat and the SpeedyMeter result was captured separately.

Stopped cycling selfie example journey photo
Stopped cycling selfie example SpeedyMeter screenshot
DEMONSTRATION — NOT A USER SUBMISSION

Stopped cycling selfie example

The cyclist stopped before taking a selfie and uploaded a separate post-ride screenshot.

COMMUNITY EXAMPLE

What useful feedback looks like

This editorial example is written by the SpeedyMeter team to help visitors share specific, practical details. It is not presented as a customer testimonial.

Car · passenger test

SpeedyMeter Team — editorial example

I tried SpeedyMeter from the passenger seat on a short drive. The speed settled after a few seconds and stayed close to the car dashboard. Switching between km/h and mph was straightforward. On the first attempt, location permission was off; after enabling precise location and stepping outside, the reading appeared normally.

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