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SpeedProof User Manual
Movement & Activity Tracker
Version 1.0

Author: David Hall
Effective Date: September 21, 2025


Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Getting Started
  3. Interface Overview
  4. Button Functions Guide
  5. Driving Mode
  6. Hiking Mode
  7. Supported Activities
  8. Report Generation
  9. Safety Features
  10. Troubleshooting
  11. Privacy & Data

Introduction

SpeedProof is a comprehensive GPS-based tracking application designed to monitor speed, location, and environmental conditions during various movement activities. The app serves two primary modes: Driving Mode for vehicle speed tracking and Hiking Mode for outdoor activities and trail documentation.

Key Features

Important Note

SpeedProof is designed for personal awareness and activity documentation. GPS accuracy can vary based on environmental conditions and device capabilities. The app is intended for informational purposes and personal use.

Getting Started

System Requirements

First Launch

  1. Grant location permissions when prompted
  2. Allow the app to access your current location
  3. Weather data will automatically load for your area
  4. Choose between Driving Mode or Hiking Mode
  5. Press "Start Tracking" to begin monitoring

Interface Overview

Main Dashboard Elements

Header Section

Speed/Activity Display Card

Weather Information Card

Control Sections

Button Functions Guide

Primary Controls

Start Tracking / Stop Tracking

LOCK / UNLK

ON / OFF (Display Control)

Mode Selection

Driving Mode

Hiking Mode

Weather Functions

Refresh (Weather)

Test Weather API

Hiking Mode Specific

Mark Waypoint

Emergency GPS

Report Generation

Generate Trip Report with Weather (Driving Mode)

Generate 5-Mile Backtrack Report (Driving Mode)

Generate Hiking Trail Report (Hiking Mode)

Export Waypoints & Coordinates (Hiking Mode)

Share Report

Information Access

Privacy Policy

Q&A (App Information)

Debug (App Information)

Driving Mode

Purpose and Applications

Driving Mode is designed for vehicle operation and personal speed awareness. This mode focuses on capturing and analyzing speed data with environmental context.

Typical Use Cases

Key Features

Best Practices

  1. Enable screen-on mode while driving for continuous visibility
  2. Lock controls after starting to prevent accidental stops
  3. Ensure GPS has clear sky view for accurate readings
  4. Allow app to run uninterrupted for complete data collection

Data Collected

Hiking Mode

Purpose and Applications

Hiking Mode transforms SpeedProof into a comprehensive outdoor activity tracker with emphasis on safety, navigation, and trail documentation.

Typical Use Cases

Key Features

Safety Applications

  1. Emergency GPS: Instant coordinate sharing for rescue situations
  2. Waypoint System: Trail marking and reference points
  3. Weather Monitoring: Environmental condition awareness
  4. Trail Reports: Complete documentation for safety planning

Best Practices

  1. Test app functionality before entering remote areas
  2. Mark waypoints regularly for navigation reference
  3. Generate emergency GPS when in doubt about location
  4. Monitor battery usage and adjust screen timeout accordingly
  5. Share plans with others including expected waypoints

Supported Activities

Primary Activities

Driving and Motor Vehicle Operation

Hiking and Walking

Running and Jogging

Cycling

Secondary Applications

Water Activities

Adventure Sports

Professional Uses

Activity-Specific Considerations

Speed-Focused Activities (Use Driving Mode)

Location-Focused Activities (Use Hiking Mode)

Report Generation

Report Types and Applications

Trip Documentation Report

5-Mile Backtrack Report

Hiking Trail Report

Waypoint Export

Activity Summary

Report Sharing and Export

All reports are generated as text documents that can be:

Safety Features

Personal Safety

Control Lock System

Emergency GPS Function

Waypoint Safety Net

Data Safety

Local Storage

Privacy Protection

Usage Safety Guidelines

  1. Never rely solely on SpeedProof for critical navigation
  2. Carry backup navigation tools in remote areas
  3. Inform others of your plans when using for outdoor activities
  4. Test functionality before depending on it in critical situations
  5. Monitor battery levels during extended tracking sessions
  6. Understand GPS limitations in heavy tree cover or urban canyons

Troubleshooting

Common Issues and Solutions

GPS Not Working

Weather Data Not Loading

Inaccurate Speed Readings

App Crashes or Freezes

Battery Drain

Performance Optimization

For Best GPS Performance

For Extended Battery Life

Privacy & Data

Data Collection and Usage

SpeedProof collects only the minimum data necessary for functionality:

Data Storage and Control

Accuracy Note

User Responsibilities

  1. Follow all applicable laws while using SpeedProof
  2. Do not use while driving unless safely mounted and configured
  3. Respect privacy of others when sharing location data
  4. Use emergency features responsibly and only when appropriate
  5. Understand limitations of GPS and weather data accuracy

Contact Information

For questions, support, or privacy concerns:

Conclusion

SpeedProof: Movement & Activity Tracker provides comprehensive GPS monitoring for both vehicle and outdoor activities. By understanding the features, limitations, and proper usage guidelines outlined in this manual, users can maximize the app's value while maintaining safety and privacy.

Remember that SpeedProof is designed to enhance your awareness and documentation of activities, not replace proper safety equipment, navigation tools, or common sense. Always prioritize safety over data collection and use the app as one tool among many for your movement and activity needs.

For the most current information and updates, always refer to the in-app privacy policy and Q&A sections, as these may be updated more frequently than this manual.


Document Version: 1.0
Last Updated: September 21, 2025
Next Review: March 21, 2026