GPS speedometer · iPhone and iPad

Your speed, at a glance.

3pSpeed shows how fast you are going, big and clear, on a dial or as plain numbers. It warns you over the limit and records your trip if you want it to.

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3pSpeed on iPhone: the Arc face at 84 km/h with the trip below

Over the limit? You will know.

Set up to four speed limits and tap the sign on the screen to switch between them. Go over and the number turns red, and a voice tells you. It says it again every 30 seconds while you stay over, and never nags once you slow down.

Your own limits. 50, 90 and 130 to start with, change them to anything in Settings.
Voice, or a beep. Spoken alerts by default, a short beep if you turn the voice off.
Every face shows it. A red mark on the scale, and the part over the limit turns red.

3pSpeed in landscape at night: 96 in red, the 90 limit sign red, recording on — 96 in a 90 zone. The sign and the number turn red.

Record the trip. Or just drive.

3pSpeed works the moment you open it. Tap record when you want to keep the trip: distance, time, average and max, saved with the route on the map.

Total and a small Partial. Like a car's trip B: reset it whenever you like, the total keeps going.
Screen off, still counting. Lock your phone and the trip keeps recording.
Your trips, your files. Every trip on the map, ready to export as GPX or KML.
Distance your way. Choose 0, 1 or 2 decimals, or let Auto pick.

3pSpeed on an iPhone in daylight: the Segments face at 96 km/h, the Total and Partial below

Sideways, or on the windshield.

Turn your iPhone for a wide view made for a dashboard mount. At night, put it flat under the windshield and switch on HUD: the speed is mirrored, so you read it in the glass without looking down.

The Tape face in landscape: a speed tape rolling left and right, 96 km/h in the pointer box — Landscape with the Tape face.

The HUD view in amber: a huge 96 with km/h and NE below, as seen in the windshield — HUD, as you read it in the glass. White, amber, green or cyan.

On iPad too. Same app, more room.

Every face, the limit sign, Total and Partial, recording and HUD, laid out for the bigger screen. Landscape puts the face on one side and your trip on the other. Portrait stacks them.

3pSpeed on iPad in landscape: the Segments face at 96 km/h on the left, Total and Partial on the right, a 110 limit sign — Landscape, Midnight background, Segments face.

3pSpeed on iPad in portrait: the Arc face at 84 km/h above the Total and Partial cards, black background — Portrait, Black background, Arc face.

Your trips stay yours.

Read the privacy policy

No account and no sign-up.
No ads and no tracking.
Your location is used on your phone to measure speed and distance. We never see it.
Saved trips can sync through your own iCloud, between your own devices.

Good to know.

I bought 3pSpeed years ago. Is this the same app?

Yes. 3pSpeed was on the App Store from 2014 to 2020. Version 3.0 is the same app, rebuilt for today's iPhone and iPad. If you bought it before, download it again from your purchases at no cost.

Why does it show a different speed from my car?

Car speedometers are allowed to read a little high, never low, so most cars show a few km/h more than you are really doing. 3pSpeed measures your speed with GPS, so it is usually the more honest of the two.

Does it work without mobile data?

Yes. Speed, distance and trips only need GPS. The map needs a connection to show new areas.

Does it keep recording when the screen is off?

Yes. Start a trip, lock your phone, and it keeps counting. Using GPS for a long time uses more battery, so a charger in the car helps on long drives.

Does it work on iPad?

Yes, on iPad with GPS (the cellular models), with a layout made for the big screen.

Is it a subscription?

No. You pay once. No account, no ads, no in-app purchases.