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SpeedClock - Video Radar

SpeedClock - Video Radar

by Sten Kaiser

83 ratings
145 reviews
🔧 Utilities
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$2.99

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About

This app uses your device's camera and motion detection to measure the speed of various moving objects. It offers multiple tools for speed and distance estimation, including high-speed video recording and synchronized timing gates.

✓Motion detection speed measurement
✓High-speed video recording
✓Synchronized timing gates
✓Distance estimation tools
✓Apple Watch integration
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What users say

Summarized from real user reviews of SpeedClock. Based on 83 reviews and a 2.4/5 average, it highlights the 9 positives and 11 negatives reviewers mention most about this Utilities app.

Positive things

  • ✅Accurate speed measurement when properly configured
  • 💰Affordable price point ($1.99-$4.99)
  • 📸Snapshot capture with timestamp and speed data
  • 🎯Works well with tripod stabilization
  • 🔧Versatile for measuring various moving objects
  • 📊Data logging and export capabilities
  • 🌙Functions in low-light conditions
  • ⚙️Customizable sensitivity settings
  • 🎓Comprehensive setup instructions available

Negative things

  • 🐛Inconsistent accuracy across devices and iOS versions
  • ⚠️Requires precise manual distance calibration
  • 🎯Poor object tracking in crowded scenes
  • 🌳Sensitive to background motion and environmental factors
  • 📱Incompatible with some iPhone models
  • 🔧Steep learning curve for setup
  • ❌Frequently fails to detect moving objects
  • 🌤️Unreliable in varying lighting conditions
  • 💥Crashes and freezing issues
  • 🔌Requires completely stable phone positioning
  • 📉Accuracy degrades with multiple simultaneous objects
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What's New in SpeedClock

12.2

October 30, 2021

Improved human and car tracking in Live Speed, especially on older devices.

User reviews

Most RecentHighest RatedLowest Rated

Great

Does what it says with a few extras like distances
Alex_NiviroAlex_Niviro

Golf swing

Has trouble tracking specific objects especially if things are close by, don’t recommend for anything more than 60 mph
ScuffedSdnichScuffedSdnich

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Andrew9NNNAndrew9NNN

Ging früher sehr gut.

Seit 3 Jahren kein Upgrade mehr. Aktuell keine Möglichkeit mehr, Geschwindigkeiten zu messen.
Don Corleone 770Don Corleone 770

Geht nur manchmal

Funktioniert nur in seltenen Fällen. Woran es liegt, keine Ahnung. Geld ist weg.
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User experience

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Reported Bugs

13 issues

App crashes on startup after updates

Bug

Background motion detection too sensitive

Bug

Speed readings 50% lower than actual speed

Bug

Pins reset to different location after saving

Bug

Cannot clear speed log properly

Bug

Snapshot not saving to camera roll

Bug

Data export sends blank emails

Bug

Save to file opens blank screen and locks up

Bug

Translation prompt appears unexpectedly

Bug

Support website returns 404 error

Bug

Settings reset on every app launch

Bug

Camera freezes after first image capture

Bug

Inconsistent readings between iPhone models

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Requested Features

10 requests

Single object tracking from multiple options

Feature

Automatic distance calibration via GPS

Feature

User profiles for different configurations

Feature

Improved data export functionality

Feature

Date and time stamp on captured images

Feature

Ability to filter traffic direction

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Faster processing for multiple vehicles

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Clearer error messages with solutions

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Trial version before purchase

Feature

Better tutorial and documentation

Feature

FAQ

What does SpeedClock do?

SpeedClock is an iPhone application designed to measure the speed of various moving objects using your device's camera and motion detection technology. It can track cars, athletes, animals, and even small fast objects like balls.

What are the key features of SpeedClock?

Key features include a Speed Radar tool that uses the camera to calculate speed, High Speed Video Recording for tracking small, fast objects, and Synchronized Timing Gates using two devices for precise timing. It also includes distance estimation tools like a stadimeter and clinometer.

How much does SpeedClock cost?

Based on the provided information, SpeedClock is a paid application. It does not feature in-app purchases or advertisements, indicating a one-time purchase model.

What devices is SpeedClock compatible with?

The application is designed for iPhone and can be initiated from an Apple Watch. The Synchronized Timing Gates feature also supports using two iPhones or iPads.

What are some common use cases for SpeedClock?

Common use cases include measuring the speed of oneself or others during exercise, tracking speeds in sports like cycling or football, monitoring the speed of pets, or simply for curiosity about the speed of moving objects.