Enhance your visibility during nighttime activities with this safety signal app. It uses your phone's screen to create bright, customizable signals for biking, running, or walking. Control signal brightness and frequency, with an option to use an Apple Watch for hands-free operation.
2.0
August 20, 2016
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. You'll now be able to create your own bike signals or choose one from our signals community! Draw your signal in style!
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Community Signals
Get access to our community of signals where you can choose the rear signal you want from contributing users all around the world. You'll also have the option to draw your own signal!
MoreSignals is a mobile application designed to enhance your visibility during nighttime outdoor activities. It uses your iPhone's screen to generate bright, customizable signals for biking, running, or walking, helping others see you more clearly.
Signals provides a portable and visible safety signal by displaying bright lights on your phone's screen. The rear signal's brightness adjusts with your acceleration, which helps others understand your speed changes and conserves battery life.
Yes, if you have an Apple Watch paired with your iPhone, you can control the signals directly from your watch. This allows for hands-free operation while you are biking, running, or jogging.
No, Signals utilizes your iPhone's accelerometer and does not use your location data. This design choice helps to conserve your device's battery life.
Signals offers several options, including red and white signals, left-hand signals, and right-hand signals. You can also control the frequency of your signal to suit your needs.
Signals is available for free download. However, it does offer in-app purchases for additional features or content.
Signals is compatible with iPhone, iPod, and Apple Watch devices. It was last updated on August 20, 2016, with version 2.0.
Yes, the app includes a note that it may cause epilepsy for individuals susceptible to flashing lights. Users should exercise caution.
