For iPhone · メカスピードGPS speed, G-force, heading, altitude and time, lit like a 300ZX cluster wired into a Gundam cockpit. Every segment glows like a real vacuum-fluorescent tube.
Every label is kanji with furigana plus its English name, like the real thing.
Big seven-segment GPS speed in km/h or mph, over a 30-segment bar whose last fifth is the redline.
Top speed this drive. Double-tap to reset.
Degrees and a cardinal name on a sliding compass tape, from GPS while moving and the compass when you stop.
G-force in the car's frame on centre-zero bars, with the phone upright or flat.
The hardest combined G since launch. Double-tap to reset.
Metres or feet.
A 24-hour clock with a blinking colon.
GPS LINK while acquiring, NO GPS in tunnels and car parks, GPS OFF without permission, and a flashing compass warning near magnets.
Not a flat font in a nice colour. Every element is rendered the way a vacuum-fluorescent display actually glows.
Swipe the speed display sideways to cycle through them, or make your own two-tone colours.
While you hold any slider, the rest of the settings fade away, so you see the change on the dash exactly as it'll look in the car.
One for each preset, plus a 300ZX macro shot. Switch between them in Settings.
Mount the phone, set it up before you drive, and enjoy the glow.
A personal fan project. Speed comes from GPS, so treat it as an estimate rather than a calibrated instrument. Gundam, Evangelion, Macross and Nissan names belong to their owners; the presets are colour homages only.