Effective Date: October 19, 2026
SpeedSight ("we", "our", "the app") is a GPS speedometer for Android developed by Cyberlab Automation. This policy explains what the app does with your data, which services it uses, and the choices you have.
SpeedSight reads your phone's GPS to measure your speed. It reads your location only while the speedometer is running, and Android shows its notification the whole time. If you leave the app during a trip, or with the floating speedometer on, it keeps running after you park: every second for the first 10 minutes, then a check every 2 minutes for up to 2 hours, so your next drive records on its own. Tap Stop on its notification to end it sooner. It does not ask for Android's background location permission.
Your speed, position and trips are processed on your phone. Two features send your current latitude and longitude to our servers:
These requests carry no account, name, advertising ID or other identifier, and we do not store the locations they contain. Like any internet service, our servers see your IP address; it is held in memory for a few minutes to limit request rates and is not stored with your location. The services run on Google Cloud and query OpenStreetMap's Overpass API from our servers, not from your phone.
Trips (route points, distance, time, average and top speed) are saved in the app's storage on your phone and are not uploaded. When you export a trip as a GPX file, it goes only where you choose to share it.
To name a trip ("Leeds to York"), the app passes its start and end points to Android's built-in geocoder, which on most phones is a Google service. The trip map loads its map images from OpenStreetMap's tile servers, which see the map area you view and your IP address.
If you use SpeedSight for free, banner ads from Google AdMob appear on the Trips and Settings screens. Ads never appear on the speedometer, the picture-in-picture window or the floating speedometer. AdMob may use your device's advertising ID and information about your device to show and measure ads.
Where the law requires your consent (for example in the European Economic Area, the UK and Switzerland), the app shows Google's consent form before any ads load, and "Ad privacy choices" in the app's Settings lets you change your answer at any time. You can also reset or delete your advertising ID in your phone's Google settings. SpeedSight Pro has no ads.
SpeedSight Pro is sold through Google Play. Google handles the payment; we never see your card or payment details. The app asks Google Play which purchases your Google account owns, to turn Pro on.
The upgrade screens are provided by Superwall. To show them, Superwall receives app events (such as the app opening and which feature offered Pro), basic device information (model, Android version, language and country) and whether you have Pro, under a random ID that is not linked to your name or email.
SpeedSight uses Firebase Crashlytics to send us a report when the app crashes (what went wrong in the code, the phone model and Android version) and Firebase Analytics to count how features are used, such as a trip ending (its length as a range like "5 to 25 km"), a Pro screen being requested, or the floating speedometer being turned on. These reports do not contain your location or your trips, and they use a random ID for this install of the app, not your advertising ID.
SpeedSight is not directed at children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children.
We may update this policy from time to time. Changes are shown by the "Effective Date" above.
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