dashcam.bike

dashcam.bike

Turn your phone into a dashcam

54 ratings
19 reviews
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • October 14, 2021
  • May 13, 2026
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Transform your smartphone into a bicycle dashcam. Record rides with cinematic stabilization, low-power standby, and gesture controls. Capture evidence, report hazards, and share your cycling experiences.

Cinematic stabilization
Low-power standby mode
Gesture-based controls
GPS track recording
Timelapse video export
Loop recording
Report hazardous conditions
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What's New in dashcam.bike

3.2.2

May 13, 2026

1. Gentler sound effects 2. Settings option to disable sound effects 3. Improved Live Link stability

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Dashcam Premium

Enable Cinematic Stabilization

$1.991 Month
7 Days trial
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User reviews

Good for android phones

Due to Apple’s own internal policies, this app is unable to do background recording on iPhones

Great app

Very useful and works well. My own phone mount isn't great so it's a little shaky but I'll look into their mount.

Would recommend a more SEO searchable name (impossible to look up from Google), better graphic design on the app (looks a little outdated), but these are such nitpicky things.

Am very happy to not have to buy an expensive dash cam that I need to remove and charge, the ease of using the phone as a dash cam is so nice.
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Quick tips to make it even better

I haven’t even used this app on a ride yet but I’m already in love. I wish I had two phones one for my handle bars and one for my rear!

At first the video quality was subpar and I noticed when I went into my camera app the quality was much higher.
So I went into the dash cam app’s settings and changed the video quality to dvd and my camera to back camera (alternate). This is such a good touch on the software developers side.
I didn’t realize how much higher quality my “alternate” camera is! This will work great as a dash cam so long as you have a high quality camera!! But even subpar video quality is better than none.
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Submit to 311 disappeared

The share to 311 randomly disappeared in my app.

Life changing. And will probably save lives.

It used to enrage me to see cars casually
Blocking the bike lane, making me half to risk getting run over by traffic. Not anymore. I can report them in seconds. Favorite part of my day.

FAQ

What does dashcam.bike do?

dashcam.bike turns your smartphone into a dashcam for bicycle commutes. It records your rides with features like cinematic stabilization and GPS tracking. You can also use it to report hazardous road conditions and collect video evidence.

What are the key features of dashcam.bike?

Key features include cinematic stabilization, a low-power standby mode that lasts up to 48 hours, gesture-based controls for easy operation, GPS track recording with 3D map overlay, and the ability to export timelapse and compilation videos. It also offers loop recording to manage storage.

Is dashcam.bike free to use?

The app offers a freemium model. Basic recording features are available for free, while premium features like cinematic stabilization, watermark removal, and advanced dashboard themes require a subscription.

What devices is dashcam.bike compatible with?

The app is designed for iPhones. Cinematic stabilization is specifically available on iPhone X and newer phones. It uses your smartphone's built-in camera, so no external cameras are needed.

How can I use dashcam.bike for safety?

You can use the app to record video evidence in case of a crash or to capture aggressive drivers and their license plates. It also allows you to report hazardous conditions or issues like cars parked in bike lanes to city officials.