Velocita: GPS Speedometer

Velocita: GPS Speedometer

Digital HUD & MPH Tracker

3 ratings
1 review
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 21, 2026
  • September 7, 2026

Features

Background Location Access

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This app provides accurate speed, distance, and trip statistics using GPS. It offers a clear display, offline functionality, and advanced features like a HUD and trip history with a one-time purchase option.

✓Numeric speed display with heading and altitude
✓Comprehensive trip statistics
✓Barometer-fused altitude
✓Live compass heading
✓Windshield HUD mode
✓Speed alerts with haptic feedback
✓Background tracking
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What's New in Velocita

2.1.1

September 7, 2026

Velocita answers Larger Text — and gives the speed a size control of its own. Bigger where it counts. Turn on Larger Text and the speed itself grows now, along with the speed-limit sign — not just the labels around them. At accessibility sizes the Speed screen rearranges rather than crowds: the sign leaves the corner to sit centred under the speed, the trip stats and heading tuck behind a "Show trip details" button, and the column scrolls, so nothing is left out of reach. Set the speed's size, not your phone's. Settings → Appearance → Speed Display Size sets how large the speed reads on the Speed screen alone, in four steps, without changing text size anywhere else on your device. The gauge's centre readout answers it too. Prefer one setting for everything? Leave it on Use System Text Size. Also fixed: a speed-limit download that stalls now says so and offers Retry instead of spinning indefinitely, and the app does less work before its first frame at launch.

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In-App Purchases

$3.99

Velocita Pro

HUD, alerts, Live Activities, gauge, haptics

User reviews

Version 2.1.0 (253) Works Good After iPhone Restart

Initially would not download Georgia state maps. Restarted my iPhone and the download was instant. Developer contacted me and I informed him the issue was resolved. He asked if I had any suggestions now that the app was running. I replied that for my vision, the speed limit graphic could be larger. He responded with an updated version 2.1.1 that scales the fonts if “Larger text” is enabled in the Accessibility/Display & Text Size section in the iPhone settings. This works very nicely with my old eyes. Very good response and work by the developer.
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FAQ

Does Velocita have ads?

No, Velocita is ad-free. The app is designed with privacy in mind and does not contain advertisements or tracking.

What devices does Velocita support?

Velocita is currently supported on iPhone devices. Future compatibility for other platforms may be considered.

How accurate is Velocita's altitude reading?

Velocita's altitude readings are barometer-fused and accurate to approximately one meter. This provides a reliable measurement for your elevation.

Can Velocita be used offline?

Yes, Velocita works offline. Your location data is processed directly on your phone and does not require an internet connection to function.

What is the age rating for Velocita?

Velocita has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for a wide range of users, including children.

How often is Velocita updated?

The latest version of Velocita is 1.6.2, and it was last updated on June 10, 2026. Updates typically include improvements and new features.

What are the benefits of Velocita Pro?

Velocita Pro, available as a one-time purchase, unlocks features like trip history with route maps and export options, a windshield HUD, gauge display, speed alerts, and haptic speed ticks.

How does Velocita handle poor GPS signal?

Velocita dims readings with a '~' prefix when the GPS signal is poor and only records trip data when the signal is strong enough to be trusted, preventing phantom miles.