Mistral Connected vs Live Speed Camera

Mistral Connected seamlessly delivers the smart home experience all from one convenient app. Easily and quickly connect your Mistral products and enjoy the ability to control your appliances from anywhere. Simply download the Mistral Connected App, create an account by following the prompts, pair your Mistral devices and you're ready to personalise your system and unlock your smart living lifestyle!

Free speed radar for your iPhone: point the camera at a moving car, dog, runner, horse or bike, tap it once and watch its speed appear live in km/h or mph. No calibration, no measuring tape, no account — and your camera images never leave your phone. GREAT FOR • Checking how fast cars really drive past your street • Timing sprints, runs and football drills • Measuring your dog's zoomies at the park • Horse training, cycling and everyday curiosity HOW IT WORKS • Choose what you are measuring: Car, Dog, Runner, Horse or Bike • Tap the object on screen — a tracking box locks on • Read the speed live as it approaches or passes by • When it is gone, a summary card shows max, average and min speed BUILT FOR HANDHELD USE • Gyroscope stabilisation compensates for hand tremor and panning • Works best on objects coming toward you or passing at an angle • A Head-on / Side switch matches the measurement to how the object moves • Too far away? The app tells you to wait instead of guessing PRIVATE BY DESIGN All recognition and tracking runs on your device. No video, photo or measurement is ever uploaded. The app shares only anonymous usage statistics, such as which features are used, to help improve it — no personal data and no tracking. IN YOUR LANGUAGE English, Türkçe, Español, 中文, हिन्दी, العربية, Português, Русский, 日本語, Deutsch, Français — with automatic km/h or mph based on your region. GOOD TO KNOW Speed is estimated from the camera image and the typical real-world size of the chosen object. Expect a margin of roughly 10–15% depending on distance and angle. Live Speed Camera is made for fun, training and curiosity — it is not a certified measuring instrument and must not be used for legal, official or enforcement purposes.