Record every ride

Our mount and app turn the phone you own into a high-quality bike camera.

The best bike camera is the one you actually use. Record your rides, mark the moments that matter, and report hazards to your city.

Free on iOS & Android
One-Tap 311 — Pittsburgh · DC · Boston
Loop recording never fills your phone
Your footage stays private
Standard mount
Our mount + app

Drag to compare our stabilizing mount with a standard mount. Both shot on the same iPhone & bike.

Step 1

Download the dashcam.bike app

Step 2

Buy our stabilizing phone mount

A smartphone running the dashcam.bike app, secured in the mount on road-bike handlebars

Video evidence, just in case

We hear too many stories of injured bicyclists being blamed for crashes. Have video evidence, in case you ever need it.

(We hope you won’t.)

The dashcam.bike recording view with speed, time and mini-maps overlaid on the ride

Hassle-free recording

No extra device to charge. No waiting for huge files to transfer.

Our loop buffer overwrites the oldest footage as you ride, so you don’t fill up your phone. You control how much is stored.

Screenshot of the hazard map

Report everyday hazards

No more pulling over to make 311 reports. Record everything, and when you reach your destination, select photos or videos to send your city.

In Pittsburgh, Washington DC, and Boston, use our One-Tap 311 Reporting.

In-app video editor

Stop sharing boring videos. Trim, speed up, and combine clips right in the app.

Transition between clips with our cinematic 3D flyover view — rendered for you automatically.

A smartphone secured in the dashcam.bike mount on bicycle handlebars

Built to fit your bike

Our mount clamps the top and bottom of your phone with three vibration-dampening pads — the difference between usable footage and a shaky headache.

360° rotation, 70° tiltMultiple models to fit phones from 3.5" to 6.8".

Frequently asked questions

The average 20-minute recording uses around 8% of your battery.

Your mileage may vary — newer phones use less, and older phones use more. We’ve worked hard to make sure the app doesn’t drain your battery.

Your videos and GPS data are always private.

They are never uploaded to our servers unless you expressly choose to share them. We only collect basic, non-identifiable metadata for analytics and crash reporting.

Secure, Lock, and Verify.

Secure the corners by pulling in, lock using the button on the back, and verify it’s secure with a twist. Regularly check all connections, and only ride in the rain with a waterproof device.

Record every commute!

We recommend opening the app on every ride around town — leave it on standby to save battery. We don’t recommend mountain biking or riding that could cause severe impacts or vibrations.

Yes!

If your music pauses when the app launches, return to your music player and hit play, then go back and tap record. Works with music and podcasts, headphones and speakers.

Yes!

Our recommended mounts tilt upward so you can switch apps, check your maps, then switch back to Dashcam. Note that we won’t be recording while you’re in another app.

Tap to place a Marker while riding — you can easily find it later.

When something happens you want to share, just tap the screen while it’s recording. Every tap shows up as a purple marker in the timeline.

You don’t need to see the screen to use the app.

Everything is controllable via gestures, so you can start and stop without looking. The app enters Low Power Mode when you begin recording, or after 10 seconds of inactivity.

Nope!

The app deletes old videos for you. Customize how much is stored in settings; once you reach the threshold, new footage automatically overwrites the oldest.

Our app does it for you.

Hit Share › Select Clips and pick multiple clips. The app creates a flyover video between each one. If you share it on social media, tag @dashcambike.

Use your city’s 311 system.

Scrub to the moment and tap Share. In supported cities a “Report to 311” button appears; otherwise tap “Screenshot & GPS Coordinates” and use your city’s 311 channel.

Ask your local bike/ped org to get in touch!

You can also fill out our request form and we’ll reach out about bringing One-Tap 311 Reporting to your city.