Speed Volume turns your music up as you speed up and back down when you slow down, automatically. It runs on your phone, so there's nothing to wire.
For speakers, earbuds and helmet headsets. Works with any music or podcast app.
Volume up on the highway. Down at the light. Up again. Every ride.
Let your phone do it.
Speed Volume reads your speed from your phone's GPS and sets your phone's media volume to match. Your stereo, earbuds or headset just play what the phone sends, at the volume the phone sets.
Pair your audio and set a comfortable volume with your phone's buttons while you're stopped. That's your base.
Pocket the phone. It keeps working with the screen off.
Volume climbs as you pick up speed and comes back down as you slow. Tap Stop and it goes back to where you started.
Choose when it starts raising, the speed where it tops out, and the loudest it gets.
Wind, engine and water noise all get louder with speed. Speed Volume keeps your music on top of it.
Fairing stereos, bagger audio and handlebar speaker bars that don't adjust volume with speed. Added a fairing and stereo to a Dyna or Softail? Swapped the factory radio? This is for you.
If your stereo already turns itself up with speed, you're set. Keep riding.
Bluetooth speakers in your helmet? Wind roar climbs fast with speed. Speed Volume brings your music and podcasts up to match, then eases off when you stop.
Some headsets have their own auto volume. Speed Volume works off GPS speed, so you can tune exactly when it rises.
Earbuds follow your phone's volume directly, so they're the simplest setup there is. Quiet at the light, clear at 70.
Check your local laws on riding with earbuds.
Top down, the highway gets loud fast. Speed Volume brings your music up on the open road and back down in town. Great for classics and older convertibles running a Bluetooth stereo.
Many newer cars already adjust volume with speed. If yours does, you're set.
Loud when you're on plane, easy at the sandbar. Works with your marine Bluetooth stereo, and speeds can be shown in knots.
Helmet speakers or a sled stereo. Trail speed, open-field speed, back to idle at the warming hut. The volume keeps up.
Cold drains phone batteries fast. Keep yours in an inside pocket.
Speed Volume works with Bluetooth audio that follows your phone's volume, which covers most stereos, speakers, headsets and earbuds. It adjusts to your speed, not to measured noise, and it doesn't use your microphone. If your current setup already turns itself up with speed and you like it, you don't need this.
Speed Volume is on the App Store for iPhone and Google Play for Android. It's free to use in 30-minute sessions.
Questions or feedback? Write to flancastledev@gmail.com.
No. Speed Volume gets your speed from your phone's GPS and changes your phone's media volume. Nothing connects to the vehicle.
If turning your phone's volume up and down changes how loud your stereo, speaker, headset or earbuds play, Speed Volume will work with it. The easy test: install it, pair your audio and run Simulation while you're parked.
No. It works only from your speed. Speed is what drives wind and engine noise, so that's what it follows.
While it's running, Speed Volume controls the volume. To change your base level, tap Stop, set it by ear and tap Start again.
Not with Android Auto. It takes over your phone's volume and fights Speed Volume, so use a regular Bluetooth audio connection instead. CarPlay hasn't been tested yet.
Speed Volume uses GPS while it's running, which uses power like any navigation app. On long days keep your phone on a charger, and in the cold keep it in an inside pocket.
Turn off power saving while using Speed Volume, and set its battery use to Unrestricted: Settings → Apps → Speed Volume → Battery → Unrestricted.
Speed Volume is free to try. Speed Volume Unlimited adds unlimited ride time and saved profiles.
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