Speaking Speedometer
by HobbySoft
This app lets you know your speed while skiing, running, hiking or cycling.
| App Name | Speaking Speedometer |
|---|---|
| Developer | HobbySoft |
| Category | Health & Fitness |
| Download Size | 26 MB |
| Latest Version | 4.2 |
| Average Rating | 0.00 |
| Rating Count | 0 |
| Google Play | Download |
| AppBrain | Download Speaking Speedometer Android app |
This application tells you your speed and heart rate during physical activity.
The Speaking Speedometer will be useful for skiers, cyclists, runners, Nordic walking enthusiasts and for other types of physical activity when you need to know your speed and control the level of exertion by monitoring your heart rate while moving.
When engaging in active sports, being distracted by a phone screen or a fitness bracelet can be uncomfortable and sometimes even dangerous. This application reports your speed by voice with a chosen frequency right when you are moving . You will know your speed without looking at your phone screen. The phone can be locked and stored away into a secure zippered pocket for the duration of your workout.
The application pairs via Bluetooth LE with the Magene H64 or similar heart rate chest strap. Using a heart rate sensor allows you to monitor your level of physical activity and perform workouts at an optimal and safe heart rate (HR) for your age and health.
Important Note
If you are using a wireless Bluetooth headset, we recommend connecting it second, after setting up and checking the connection with the heart rate sensor.
Launch the application. In the settings, set the interval and type of reported speed that the application will notify you about by voice messages. You can select the current speed (at the time of the message), maximum or average during the interval between messages. The message frequency is selectable from 15 to 900 seconds.
After starting measurements with the “Start” button, you can lock the phone and put it in your pocket. The application will tell you your speed and, if you have a connected heart rate sensor, your pulse in the background with a set frequency.
Recent changes:
Track thumbnails in the workout list.
Speed and heart rate graphs are synchronized with the track on the map.
Heart rate data added to the marker on the map
The Speaking Speedometer will be useful for skiers, cyclists, runners, Nordic walking enthusiasts and for other types of physical activity when you need to know your speed and control the level of exertion by monitoring your heart rate while moving.
When engaging in active sports, being distracted by a phone screen or a fitness bracelet can be uncomfortable and sometimes even dangerous. This application reports your speed by voice with a chosen frequency right when you are moving . You will know your speed without looking at your phone screen. The phone can be locked and stored away into a secure zippered pocket for the duration of your workout.
The application pairs via Bluetooth LE with the Magene H64 or similar heart rate chest strap. Using a heart rate sensor allows you to monitor your level of physical activity and perform workouts at an optimal and safe heart rate (HR) for your age and health.
Important Note
If you are using a wireless Bluetooth headset, we recommend connecting it second, after setting up and checking the connection with the heart rate sensor.
Launch the application. In the settings, set the interval and type of reported speed that the application will notify you about by voice messages. You can select the current speed (at the time of the message), maximum or average during the interval between messages. The message frequency is selectable from 15 to 900 seconds.
After starting measurements with the “Start” button, you can lock the phone and put it in your pocket. The application will tell you your speed and, if you have a connected heart rate sensor, your pulse in the background with a set frequency.
Recent changes:
Track thumbnails in the workout list.
Speed and heart rate graphs are synchronized with the track on the map.
Heart rate data added to the marker on the map
