Raad: Speedometer

Raad: Speedometer

The thunder before the lightning

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Why Raad?

Raad's main screen showing 97 km/h in large white digits, a 120 road-sign chip noting alerts over 130, and quick limit buttons along the bottom

Speed at a Glance

A big, clear GPS speed readout in km/h or mph, designed for a phone mounted in your car. White on black, nothing else fighting for your attention.

The amber grace state: 94 km/h shown in amber, over the 90 sign but under the camera threshold of 100

The Warning Before the Flash

Speed cameras in Saudi Arabia only catch you past a tolerance above the posted limit. Raad alerts you at the real capture speed, shows an amber grace band in between, and lets you edit the margins or switch the rule off.

The red SLOW DOWN state: 112 km/h in red over a 90 limit, with the warning text below the readout

Alerts That Cut Through

Haptics and an alert sound with a preview for each option. The sound plays even with the ringer on silent, ducking your music instead of stopping it, or go haptics-only if you prefer.

Speed readout of 130 km/h over a live satellite map of the city, with a 140 road-sign chip alerting over 145

Live Map Underneath

An optional map background behind the speed readout, with standard, satellite, hybrid, and terrain styles. Apple Maps on iPhone, Google Maps on Android.

Speed readout over a dark street map, with the 100 road-sign button selected among the limit picker chips at the bottom

Limits Like Road Signs

Pick the posted limit from large road-sign buttons, and add your own custom limits in Settings for the roads you drive every day.

Settings screen with speed unit, plain or map background, background colors, and a list of alert sounds including a silent haptics-only option

Private by Design

Your location and speed are processed on your device. No accounts, no analytics, no tracking, and nothing is ever uploaded.

What's New

1.0.0 Coming soon
  • Big, glanceable GPS speed readout in km/h or mph
  • Road-sign speed limit picker; add your own custom limits
  • Speed camera tolerance: alerts only past the real camera threshold
  • Haptic and sound alerts that work even on silent, ducking your music
  • Optional live map background (standard, satellite, or terrain)
  • Screen stays awake while driving