Speed Limit Camera vs Averager

Traffic Sign Camera helps you see your current speed and the detected speed limit at a glance while you drive. It combines live camera recognition with map-based speed-limit lookup from OpenStreetMap, then shows the result in a clear driving display with a GPS speedometer. ► Top Features • Live camera-based recognition of European speed limit signs. • OpenStreetMap speed-limit lookup for roads, city areas, zones, and places where physical signs may be missing. • Smart merging of camera and map sources into one overall speed-limit display. • GPS speedometer with color feedback when you approach or exceed the current limit. • Sound alerts for newly detected signs and overspeed warnings. • CarPlay support for viewing speed and limit information on your dashboard. • Configurable km/h or mph units, speed tolerance, warning threshold, camera mode, and map query interval. • Ultra wide camera support on compatible iPhones for a broader view of roadside signs. ► How It Works Traffic Sign Camera watches the road ahead with your iPhone camera, finds possible speed-limit signs with on-device machine learning, and reads the sign value with Vision text recognition. At the same time, it can use your current location and course to request map-based speed-limit data. The app combines both sources so you can keep your eyes on one simple limit display. ► Important Limitations Traffic Sign Camera is a driver assistance tool, not a replacement for your attention or local traffic law. • Optimized for European speed limit signs. US speed limits are not currently supported. • Poor lighting, bad weather, dirty windows, unusual signs, or narrow curves can reduce camera recognition quality. • The app does not currently detect every end-of-limit, town boundary, or special-case road rule. • Map data depends on OpenStreetMap coverage and an internet connection. • Missed or incorrect detections can occur. Always follow posted signs and local rules. ► Notes from the Developer If you like Traffic Sign Camera, a rating helps a lot. For suggestions or support, please contact us by email from inside the app. ► Disclaimer The author assumes no liability for any damages occurring in connection with this app. Use is entirely at your own risk. By using the app, you accept the complete exclusion of liability and compensation claims. ► Important Notes Concerning Subscriptions All above subscriptions renew within 24 hours before the current period ends, and you will be charged through your iTunes account. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when you purchase a subscription. Manage or cancel your subscription from iTunes Account settings. See our Terms & Conditions (https://ibn-software.com/app-terms-conditions) and Privacy Policy (https://ibn-software.com/app-privacy-policy).

Averager is for when you care about your average, not just the speed right now. Hit start. Drive. The big number is your trip average. Under it you'll see current speed, distance, and how long you've been going. Stop when the trip is over. Simple. Pick km/h or mph. Set a target average if you want the digits to change color as you get close. Turn on keep-awake so the screen stays on while you track. Flip on Live Activity and check your average from the lock screen without opening the app. While you track: Trip average, current speed, distance, timer Target average with color feedback Live Activity on Lock Screen and Dynamic Island km/h or mph Keep screen awake (optional) Want a history? Averager Pro is a one-time purchase. You get past trips and CSV export. Look back at old runs, see max speed and distance, dump everything to a spreadsheet if that's your thing - no subscriptions, ever. No account. Trips live on your phone. GPS speeds are estimates. Signal, weather, and your phone all have opinions. Obey the law. Don't poke at the app while driving.