Windshield HUD

Windshield HUD turns your iPhone into a head-up display. Lay it flat on the dashboard and the app draws everything mirrored, so its reflection in the windshield reads the right way round: your speed, the speed limit, the next turn and the lane to be in, floating in front of you while your eyes stay on the road. NAVIGATION • Turn-by-turn directions by Apple Maps, with a distance countdown and voice guidance in the most natural voice on your iPhone • Avoid tolls or highways • Lane guidance for the next turn, where OpenStreetMap has lane data • A live map of streets and buildings, recolored to glow on the glass, or no map at all for the brightest, simplest display SPEED • Big LED-style speed digits • Speedometer match, so the HUD agrees with your car's dashboard • Speed limits from OpenStreetMap, with an overspeed warning and beep • Speed camera alerts where cameras are mapped and the alerts are legal FREE DRIVE • No destination needed: compass heading, altitude and a trip computer with distance, driving time, average and top speed • A break reminder after two hours at the wheel MADE FOR THE WINDSHIELD • Lay the phone flat on the dashboard and the HUD starts by itself • Mirrored, stretched and tilted to match your windshield, fitted in minutes with a test pattern shown on the glass • Runs at full brightness in high-contrast colors with a soft phosphor glow • Works with the phone lying sideways or lengthwise • Opens by itself when your iPhone connects to CarPlay or your car's Bluetooth, with a Shortcuts automation • Try it anywhere with the built-in demo drive FOR THE BRIGHTEST PICTURE: A HUD REFLECTIVE FILM Plain windshield glass reflects only a small part of a phone's light, and its inside and outside surfaces each make their own reflection, which you see as a double image. Dedicated HUD gadgets come with a HUD reflective film for exactly this reason: a small, clear, partly mirrored sheet stuck on the inside of the windshield where the display reflects. With the film, the picture gets much brighter and the double image fades. HUD reflective films cost a few dollars, usually in packs of two: search for "HUD reflective film" on Amazon or any car accessory store. A 15 × 13 cm (5.9 × 5.1 in) film covers an iPhone lying sideways. The app shows you where to place it and how to apply it. Without a film, the HUD is clearest at dusk, at night and on cloudy days. In bright sun every windshield reflection is harder to see, whether it comes from a phone or from a dedicated HUD unit. HUD PRO The speedometer, compass, trip computer, windshield setup and demo drive are free. HUD Pro unlocks turn-by-turn navigation on the HUD, speed limits and speed camera alerts: monthly or yearly subscription (the yearly plan starts with a free week), or a one-time lifetime purchase. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the period; manage them in your Apple Account settings. GOOD TO KNOW • Keep the phone and the film low, out of your view of the road, and use a non-slip dash mat so the phone stays put. • Laws on windshield stickers and phones on the dashboard differ by country and state. Check yours. • Polarized sunglasses can make windshield reflections disappear. • Map data can be missing or out of date. Always obey posted signs. Routing and search by Apple Maps. Speed limits, speed cameras and lanes © OpenStreetMap contributors. Street map by OpenFreeMap, © OpenMapTiles © OpenStreetMap contributors. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://reyml.github.io/windshield-hud/privacy.html