Dashcam player online — map, speed, events.

Open the SD‑card folder — see how it happened.

Any recording in MP4, MOV or TS from most dashcams — 70mai, Viofo, BlackVue, GoPro, Garmin, Vantrue. Route on the map, speed chart and events — hard braking, impact — the app reads them straight from the video and adjacent files.

Drop the entire SD‑card folder here With subfolders and original names — the app stitches the trip by them .mp4 .mov .ts + any neighbouring files — .gps, .nmea, .gpx, .map, .csv, .txt and more.

Any dashcam.mp4 .mov .ts files from 70mai, Viofo, BlackVue, GoPro, Garmin and dozens of others.
Coordinates and accelerationRead from the video and adjacent files — route, speed, G‑load. Hard braking, impact, speeding — highlighted.
Several cameras at onceFront, rear, cabin — all in sync. Any one can be enlarged.
Event highlightingHard moments are marked on the combined speed / G‑load chart — click jumps to the exact second.
Range exportTrim, stitch cameras, burn speed, coords or a mini-map onto the frame. GPS inside the file or as a separate .gpx.
Frame at any momentStill in PNG — no re-encoding, no loss.

Opens anywhere with a browser

No installs, no plugins, no drivers.

Operating systems

Windows
macOS
Linux
Android
iOS

Browsers

Chrome
Edge
Firefox
Safari
Opera
Brave
Vivaldi
Arc
Yandex Browser

STEP 01

Take out the SD card

From the dashcam into your device. Card reader, USB or OTG — anything works.

STEP 02

Drop the folder

The whole card folder — anywhere on the page. Or via the button above.

STEP 03

Watch

Video, route on the map, speed and events — all on one screen with a shared timeline.

FAQ

Short answers

Why a website and not an app?

A modern browser reads files and plays video no slower than a native app. And a website is safer: it doesn't need full device permissions, it sees only the files you explicitly opened and can't reach the network outside the browser's security policy. A random third‑party app from an unclear source has no such limits — it gets access to your whole disk and network at once. A website doesn't need updates either — open a tab and you're always on the latest version, bugs are fixed the same day.

Which dashcams are supported?

70mai, Viofo, BlackVue, GoPro, Garmin, Vantrue, Thinkware, FitCamX, Juscar, Escort, Carcam, Navitel, RVMI and others. Anything that writes standard .mp4, .mov or .ts to an SD card opens without setup.

Are my recordings uploaded anywhere?

No. There is no backend. The browser reads files locally via the File System Access API and decodes them via WebCodecs. File content is never sent to any server — guaranteed by the Content‑Security‑Policy (see ).

Which devices does it run on?

Any device with a modern browser: Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS. On iOS you need Safari 16+. Can be installed as a PWA — works offline.

How much does it cost?

Free. No sign-up, no subscriptions, no hidden charges.

Can I cut out a clip and save it as a file?

Yes. You can trim the timeline, stitch cameras, burn speed, coordinates and a mini-map onto each frame, re-encode and save as MP4 with GPS inside the file or as a separate .gpx track. A still saves as PNG without re-encoding.

Try Safari or Edge — they usually have a system decoder. Or save a clip: export skips decoding and opens in any player.

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