Car Telemetry Camera for Android
VelocityCam turns a windshield- or vent-mounted Android phone into a telemetry camera for drives you actually want to keep: canyon roads, road trips, acceleration pulls, and shakedown runs after a change to the car. You start the recording deliberately, and the session carries GPS speed, G-force, pitch, and roll alongside the video.
What a driving session captures
One tap produces a recording with telemetry attached. Playback keeps every readout aligned with the footage, and exports keep the HUD.
- GPS speed in MPH or KM/H
- Stabilized G-force for acceleration, braking, and cornering
- Vehicle-relative pitch and roll
- Portrait, landscape, and reverse-portrait windshield orientations
- Session highlights: peak speed, max G-force, duration
- Offline Route Trace in Pro playback and exports
Scenic drives, testing, and road trips
A telemetry camera suits driving where the numbers matter to you afterwards — comparing a road before and after a suspension change, keeping a record of a memorable pass, or building a clip of a launch that shows what the car actually did.
A typical drive
- 1
Mount and lock the phone in place
Use a mount rated for your car and position it legally. Never adjust the phone while driving; the screen and orientation stay locked while recording.
- 2
Wait for GPS, then record
Recording is blocked until GPS locks. Long-press Record for a three-second delayed start when the phone is out of reach.
- 3
Review and export the good part
Open the session in the Library, watch it back with telemetry in sync, then export the format you need.
Free
- Video with synchronized speed, G-force, pitch, and roll
- Classic HUD and synchronized playback
- Searchable session Library
- Exports in four aspect ratios with the HUD baked in
Pro — one-time lifetime unlock
- Offline Route Trace overlay (Mini Inset and Full-Screen Ghost)
- Advanced session statistics including distance and moving time
- CSV, GPX, and KML export
- Adventure HUD profile, premium themes, and vehicle icons
- Watermark control and session notes
No cloud, no account
Drives stay on the phone. VelocityCam has no cloud storage, no background location permission, and no analytics SDKs.
Device requirements
- Android 10 or newer
- Compatible rear camera (front-camera switching before recording, where supported)
- GPS hardware
- Motion sensors for pitch, roll, and G-force on mounted recording
- Free storage for recording and export
Frequently asked questions
Is VelocityCam a dash cam?
No. VelocityCam is not currently a traditional automated dash cam. It does not offer loop recording, parking surveillance, collision detection, incident locking, background recording, or cloud backup. You start and stop each session yourself.
Does it give navigation or speed-limit warnings?
No. There is no navigation, no map routing, and no speed-limit alerting. VelocityCam records; it does not advise.
Will long drives overheat my phone?
Continuous video recording in a sunlit windshield mount generates heat. Keep the phone out of direct sun where possible and follow the thermal guide.
Install VelocityCam and start recording
VelocityCam is open for testing on Google Play. Install the test build on any Android 10+ phone, record a real session, then tell us how it went.
Get notified about the public release
Open testing is live. Join the VelocityCam update list and we'll email you when the full public Google Play release becomes available, along with a small number of important major-update announcements. No daily emails and no spam.