Dashcam for your Bike
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About this app
Dashcam for your Bike is built for bicycle commuters.
Use your smartphone's camera to record your rides. Our low-power standby mode can last up to 48 hours, and our battery-saving features let you record up to six hours on a single charge.
In standby mode, you're ready to record any hazard you encounter with a single tap of the screen. The app uses nearly zero battery while in standby.
The average commute uses just 4% of your battery. We recommend you record every commute or short trip, and leave the app on standby mode for longer rides.
Stay safe on the road with these features:
- Report hazardous conditions to your city officials
- Have video evidence in case of a crash
- Capture dangerous moments and share with your local bike advocacy organization
- Feel safe knowing that aggressive drivers will be caught on tape, including their license plate
- Create compilation videos to share group rides and give your friends FOMO
- Share cars parked in bike lanes with 311, or whoever deals with this in your city
Features:
- Doesn't disrupt your music or podcasts: Record video while playing through phone speakers or bluetooth headphones
- Super-low-power: automatically enters low-power-mode
- Gesture-based controls so you can start and stop recording without looking at your phone
- Records GPS tracks and overlays footage on a 3D map
- Export timelapse videos, up to 4x speed (nobody wants to watch your 10 minute ride at 1x speed!)
- Export videos to social media or save to your phone
- Export compilation videos
- Uses a looping buffer to automatically manage your storage
- Works in portrait or landscape mode
Premium features for subscribers:
- Background Recording: Continue recording Picture-in-Picture while looking at other apps, like Maps
- Cinematic stabilization (available on Android 13+).
- Remove the watermark
- Multiple dashboard themes, including our new "Driver's Seat Perspective" overlay to show the absurdity of what commuters can encounter
Privacy and Security:
- Your videos and GPS tracks are stored locally on your phone, not on our servers
Hardware:
- If you don't have a compatible phone mount, you can see our suggestions at https://dashcam.bike/mounts
- No external cameras are needed. We use your smartphone camera.
- You can mount your camera on your handlebars to record in front of you, or on your seat post to record behind you.
Use your smartphone's camera to record your rides. Our low-power standby mode can last up to 48 hours, and our battery-saving features let you record up to six hours on a single charge.
In standby mode, you're ready to record any hazard you encounter with a single tap of the screen. The app uses nearly zero battery while in standby.
The average commute uses just 4% of your battery. We recommend you record every commute or short trip, and leave the app on standby mode for longer rides.
Stay safe on the road with these features:
- Report hazardous conditions to your city officials
- Have video evidence in case of a crash
- Capture dangerous moments and share with your local bike advocacy organization
- Feel safe knowing that aggressive drivers will be caught on tape, including their license plate
- Create compilation videos to share group rides and give your friends FOMO
- Share cars parked in bike lanes with 311, or whoever deals with this in your city
Features:
- Doesn't disrupt your music or podcasts: Record video while playing through phone speakers or bluetooth headphones
- Super-low-power: automatically enters low-power-mode
- Gesture-based controls so you can start and stop recording without looking at your phone
- Records GPS tracks and overlays footage on a 3D map
- Export timelapse videos, up to 4x speed (nobody wants to watch your 10 minute ride at 1x speed!)
- Export videos to social media or save to your phone
- Export compilation videos
- Uses a looping buffer to automatically manage your storage
- Works in portrait or landscape mode
Premium features for subscribers:
- Background Recording: Continue recording Picture-in-Picture while looking at other apps, like Maps
- Cinematic stabilization (available on Android 13+).
- Remove the watermark
- Multiple dashboard themes, including our new "Driver's Seat Perspective" overlay to show the absurdity of what commuters can encounter
Privacy and Security:
- Your videos and GPS tracks are stored locally on your phone, not on our servers
Hardware:
- If you don't have a compatible phone mount, you can see our suggestions at https://dashcam.bike/mounts
- No external cameras are needed. We use your smartphone camera.
- You can mount your camera on your handlebars to record in front of you, or on your seat post to record behind you.
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Safety starts with understanding how developers collect and share your data. Data privacy and security practices may vary based on your use, region, and age. The developer provided this information and may update it over time.
No data shared with third parties
Learn more about how developers declare sharing
This app may collect these data types
App activity, App info and performance, and Device or other IDs
Data is encrypted in transit
You can request that data be deleted
What's new
**** Picture in Picture is here! ****
When recording, subscribers can now swipe away to view Google Maps or other apps, and recording will continue in the background.
Also:
1. Fullscreen Mode. Zoom in on the video playback view to lock the video into fullscreen and hide the 3D Map.
2. Abandoned Video Recovery. If you have ever upgraded your phone and restored data from the cloud, we may have lost your missing files. You can now recover them in Settings.
When recording, subscribers can now swipe away to view Google Maps or other apps, and recording will continue in the background.
Also:
1. Fullscreen Mode. Zoom in on the video playback view to lock the video into fullscreen and hide the 3D Map.
2. Abandoned Video Recovery. If you have ever upgraded your phone and restored data from the cloud, we may have lost your missing files. You can now recover them in Settings.