WIVO warns you about the speed camera you are actually approaching — worked out from your position, your speed and the direction you are travelling. You never enter a destination, and there is no route to follow.
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Most warning apps want a destination first. WIVO takes GPS position, speed and heading, and picks the one camera that matters right now. The warning distance grows with your speed, so a motorway gives you the same amount of notice as a town street — not a fixed 500 m that arrives too late at 130 km/h.
Cameras behind you and cameras facing the opposite carriageway are filtered out.
A dark, tilted vector map that turns with you and keeps your vehicle in the lower third of the screen, where the road ahead has the room. Cameras are dots you can read without studying them: fixed and mobile carry different colours.
A chime on approach — on every tier, because the alert is the safety function and nobody should lose it. PRO adds spoken warnings and a haptic cue, and lets you switch each of them on or off.
Press and hold the report button for a moment. A tap will not do it: a bump in traffic must not be able to file a report. A report within 100 metres of a camera that is already active is merged into it rather than piling up as a duplicate.
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Camera warning apps are not legal everywhere, and in some countries the restriction reaches further than using one while driving. Read this before you install WIVO.
This list is not exhaustive and the rules change. Knowing and following the law where you are driving is your responsibility, not the app's. NEX NEXT EXPERIENCE LLP accepts no liability for fines, penalties or any other consequence arising from the use of WIVO.
WIVO is a driving aid, not a licence to speed. Speed limits exist because of what happens at the other end of a braking distance.