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Version 2.0 · 2025-05-31
New HUD with map Select the region where to search Select the voice that guides you (in the supported languages) New search settings (avoid toll, avoid highway on devices running the iOS 16+) Minor bug fixes
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The store currently lists version 2.0, updated 2025-05-31.








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Transform your iPhone and iPad into a head-up display for any car with HUD Nav - Turn by turn Head up display navigation.
Look for a location, chose a route and place your iPhone/iPad on the dashboard — you’ll see the directions, distances, and other information, reflected on your windshield. Drive safer and keep your eyes on the road, and know in advance what’s ahead.
Features:
- Watch the direction and distance to the next turn, right on the windshield
- HUD interfaces with clear, simple and non-distracting information that you understand immediately
- Double tap the HUD to change the information displayed.…
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New HUD with map Select the region where to search Select the voice that guides you (in the supported languages) New search settings (avoid toll, avoid highway on devices running the iOS 16+) Minor bug fixes
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