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Version 2.70 · 2026-09-28
Ready for iOS27
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The store currently lists version 2.70, updated 2026-09-28.








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Dash Cam - Car Video Camcorder turns your iPhone or iPad into a reliable driving recorder. It continuously captures your drive in a loop and automatically saves footage when it detects sudden acceleration or braking. Whether it is an accident or a near miss, the app preserves the crucial moment. All key telemetry data such as speed, location, heading, pitch, distance, date, and time can be overlaid directly onto your video, making manipulation nearly impossible. Every instrument can be resized and positioned freely to create the perfect heads-up display.
Configuration
You can adjust the video loop length and the incident saving delay to ensure that moments after an event are also recorded. The sensitivity of the acceleration trigger is configurable as well. Depending on your vehicle and driving style, you may fine-tune this threshold for best results.…
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