Improved human and car tracking in Live Speed, especially on older devices.

- More consistent tracking of humans and cars in Live Speed on older devices.
- Better feedback of the tracking performance.

v 12.0.2 fixes the problem with low frame rates in Video Speed and a potential crash in Live Speed.

v 12.0 was a major update with a new 'Live Speed' tool that includes AI-based object detection. It can be used as a much-improved version of Speed M.

v 12.0.1 fixes a problem with saving snapshots in Live Speed.

v 12.0 was a major update with a new 'Live Speed' tool that includes AI-based object detection. It can be used as a much-improved version of Speed M.

v 12.0 is a major update with a new 'Live Speed' tool that includes AI-based object detection. It can be used as a much-improved version of Speed M.

A 'slow object' setting in Speed M.
Fixed a problem when exporting the speed log.

A new, multi-purpose tracker broadens the use of Speed V.
Check out the guide for a description and a video.

- Better adaption to different screen sizes, espcially on iPhone X.
- A much more flexible export of speed data from Speed M.
- The export file can be configured in the Set up.
- The export is now done from the Results view.

- The speed log is displayed in the 'Results' view in Speed M.
- A couple of bug fixes.

- A 'Background Motion' warning in Speed M that appears if there is to much noise, light flicker or overall motion in the camera.
- Speed V videos are saved in the app for better accuracy.
- A lot of smaller refinements and bug fixes.

- Shorter exposure times reduces the motion blur in the Speed M snap shot.
- High resolution snap shot on newer devices (iPhone 6 and newer, iPad Pro).

- A 2x zoom in Speed V for distant objects.
- Improved image quality when zooming in the distance tools.
- Support for the iPhone 7+ dual camera.
- iOS 10 updates.

SpeedClock has been restructured behind the scene to make room for future updates.
Some problems when changing frame rate have been fixed.

- Fixed an occasional crash when changing the fram rate in Speed M.
- Restored the translate button in the Guide.

The new 'Remote Cam' allows Speed M to use a second iPhone/iPad to automatically take a photo from another view. For example the front of a car.

A new simple speed calculation in Speed V that uses the position of the cross hairs instead of tracking the object. This enables you to measure essentially anything under any circumstance.
It will automatically be used as a fall back if the tracking fails, but can also be used as default. See the Guide and Q&A for more info.

A new Distance M tool that uses maps, satellite images and GPS to measure a distance has been added.

A crash on iPhone 4s has been fixed.

- Apple Watch support in Speed M. Start a measurement from the watch and get the speed on the watch display.
- The file name of the saved snap shot is included in the log.
- Other minor updates

- Fixed a bug that could cause a crash on iOS 7

New in v. 7.8
- Snapshots are saved to a SpeedClock folder in the Photos app.
- Snapshots contains the speed in the image info (EXIF).
- iOS 9 compatibility updates.
- Several minor fixes and updates.

- Snapshots are saved to a SpeedClock folder in the Photos app.
- Snapshots contains the speed in the image info (EXIF).
- iOS 9 compatibility updates.
- Several minor fixes and updates.

Speed M
- Speed on the saved snapshot easier to read
- No time and size limits on the speed log
- A delete log button in the set up
- All settings are saved

Misc
- Faster shutter speed on iPhone 6 and 6+
- Some bug fixes

Improved graphics on iPhone 6+
Some bug fixes.

Speed R is now free for everyone.
Some minor bugs have also been fixed.

- Speed V is now running at 120 fps on iPad Air 2.
- More visible tracking monitor in Speed M.
- More decimals on saved images and log for low speeds.
- Stability improvements in Speed V.
- Other minor bug fixes.