Can I switch back to the analog gauge?

This page is locked to the digital-only view for a focused, glanceable display. Visit the main speedometer to switch between analog, digital, and both at once.

Why does the number update slightly behind real time?

Your device reports a new GPS fix every second or so, and readings are filtered to reject noise and GPS jitter, which adds a small amount of smoothing rather than reacting to every raw sample instantly.

Digital Speedometer

A large, high-contrast numeric speed display — easy to read at a glance, in any unit.

GPS Inactive

km/h

SpeedCheck needs your device's location to measure speed. Your browser will ask for permission when you tap Start Tracking — your location is never stored or sent anywhere.

Max Speed0km/h

Average Speed0km/h

Trip Distance0.00km

Moving Time00:00:00

Do not interact with this device while driving. Have a passenger operate it, or mount it securely and glance only when safe to do so.

Why a digital-only display

An analog gauge is good for sensing speed at a glance relative to a scale, but a large digital readout is faster to read precisely — useful when you want an exact number rather than a needle position. This page shows only the digital display, along with trip statistics and all five supported units.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I switch back to the analog gauge?: This page is locked to the digital-only view for a focused, glanceable display. Visit the main speedometer to switch between analog, digital, and both at once.
Why does the number update slightly behind real time?: Your device reports a new GPS fix every second or so, and readings are filtered to reject noise and GPS jitter, which adds a small amount of smoothing rather than reacting to every raw sample instantly.