MPH Gauge: GPS Speedometer

Turn your iPhone into a GPS speedometer, digital MPH gauge and trip tracker. See your current speed, monitor distance and review your journey with MPH Gauge. Whether you drive, ride a motorcycle or cycle, keep speed, time and trip statistics together in one clear dashboard. Switch between MPH and km/h to suit your journey. GPS SPEEDOMETER View your current speed with an analog dial and a large digital readout. Check GPS signal status and follow your maximum speed, average speed, distance and elapsed time. HUD DISPLAY Use the full-screen HUD view for large, easy-to-read speed information. Enable mirror mode for windshield reflection, choose green or amber, and adjust automatic dimming to suit your display. CUSTOM SPEED ALERTS Set your own speed threshold and receive a warning when you exceed it. Change the threshold for each journey. Alerts follow the limit you choose; they do not automatically identify posted road speed limits. TRIP TRACKER & ODOMETER Start recording manually or enable automatic trip start when movement is detected. Track distance and duration, then review your saved trips. Filter by this week, trips over 50 km or trips with warnings. Optionally exclude trips under 500 meters, and use two resettable distance counters. EXPORT YOUR TRIP DATA Save journeys as GPX, CSV or both in one ZIP file. Choose whether to include speed, altitude, GPS point accuracy, trip names and notes. Export your records for further review or use with compatible mapping tools. MORE MEASUREMENT TOOLS Check compass heading, altitude and lateral G-force readings. Use the 0–100 km/h timer to review acceleration attempts and personal records. MAKE THE DISPLAY YOURS Choose a light, dark or system theme. Keep the screen awake while using the speedometer, lock landscape orientation and select your preferred language and units. Location access is required for GPS measurements. Readings depend on GPS reception and device capabilities. Set up the app before moving, and use your vehicle's instruments and posted road signs as your primary reference. Open MPH Gauge and keep your speed and trip details in view.