DashCam vs Drivercam+

DashCam Player is the perfect companion to DashCam Recorder & DashCam Recorder PiP. Review and analyze your DashCam recordings with an interactive map and advanced playback tools designed specifically for drivers. Key Features: • View your car’s position in real time on the map • Picture-in-Picture video playback alongside the map • Live map updates synchronized with the video • Automatically highlights key driving events, including hard braking, sharp turns, bumps, pitch, rolls and top speed • Scrub through the video while watching the route update on the map • Detailed metadata: exact date, time, speed, and altitude • Displays complete routes across multiple recordings, with the active segment clearly highlighted — including tunnels • Fast playback speeds up to 30× for quick review • Export your route to GPX for import in other Apps & online tools • Truly free: no ads, no subscriptions, no sign-ups, and no “Pro” version Please leave a rating and/or a review to help us improve DashCam Player ! Website & Support: dashcam.cam — manuals, FAQs, and macOS app downloads

Your iPhone is already the best camera in your car. Drivercam+: Dash & PiP turns it into a full dual-camera drive recorder — road and cabin captured together, with your speed, route and GPS burned into the story of every drive. Mount it, tap record, and drive. Everything else is automatic. RECORD BOTH SIDES OF THE STORY • The rear camera captures the road ahead while the front camera records the cabin as a picture-in-picture window • Live Apple Maps overlay shows exactly where you are as you drive • Big, glanceable speed readout with live GPS coordinates • One tap hides the PiP and map for a completely clean view — telemetry keeps logging in the background A REAL DASH CAM, NOT A CAMERA APP • Continuous loop recording in 1–30 minute segments — storage manages itself, so you never fill your phone • Impact auto-lock: a g-force spike locks the clip so critical moments survive the loop • Record up to 4K at 30 or 60 fps, with stabilisation and exposure lock • Audio Priority: record silently while Spotify, Apple Music, podcasts and CarPlay keep playing — or flip to mic mode and capture cabin sound EVERY DRIVE, FULLY LOGGED • Speed range, average speed, top speed, heading and distance saved with every clip • Full GPS trail recorded point-by-point and mapped on Apple Maps • Journeys tab plots every recorded route on one map with aggregate stats — total distance, drive time, top speed and your longest run EXPORT FOOTAGE WITH THE PROOF BURNED IN • Stamp speed data, GPS location, date/time and the Auto Culture Society watermark straight onto exported clips • Add your own custom logo watermark • Generate a GPS Journey Report PDF — route map, speed range and the complete coordinate log, ready for insurers or the group chat • Share Cards turn any clip into a branded social image with route stats • Export in High, Medium or Low quality, or Quick Share the raw clip instantly YOUR FOOTAGE STAYS YOURS • Everything is stored on your device, in the Files app — no account, no sign-up, no cloud upload • Lock the clips that matter; browse, export and share the rest • Delete everything with one tap whenever you choose FREE TO BROWSE, FAIR TO OWN Your library, exports and journeys are always free. Recording needs a plan after the free trial — every option unlocks every feature, with no tiers and nothing held back: • Monthly with a 3-day free trial • Annual — best value • Lifetime — pay once, keep it forever Built by Auto Culture Society, for people who love the drive. Questions or ideas? autoculturesociety.com Permission Reasons • Camera: used to record front and rear drive footage • Microphone: optional, used only if you choose recorded audio • Location: used for speed, route, GPS coordinates, and journey history • Motion: used for impact detection and automatic clip locking • Photo Library: used when you save exports to Photos • Purchases: used to manage subscription access through Apple Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/