dashcamigo

Dashcam player in your browser — map, speed, events.

The whole drive, start to finish, as one trip.

Recordings in MP4, MOV or TS from most dashcams — 70mai, Viofo, BlackVue, GoPro, Garmin, Vantrue, Thinkware and more. GPS and events — the app reads them straight from the video and the files next to it, no setup. All supported brands →

  • Trips, not clipsMinute-long clips join into one continuous trip — one timeline, one route. Any stretch saves as a single MP4.
  • Any dashcam.mp4 .mov .ts files open as-is — no drivers, no vendor software.
  • Speed and eventsHard braking, impact, speeding — marked on the chart. A click jumps to the exact second.
  • All cameras at onceFront, rear, cabin — in sync. Enlarge any of them.
  • Edit, combine & exportTrim, combine cameras into one video and burn speed, coordinates or a moving map onto the export. GPS inside the file or as a separate .gpx.
  • Hide plates & facesYou can blur a license plate or a face before sharing — the cover follows the object as it moves.

Runs anywhere a browser runs

No installs, no plugins, no drivers.

Operating systems
  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux
  • Android
  • iOS
Browsers
Recommended
  • Chrome
  • Edge
  • Opera
  • Brave
  • Vivaldi
  • Arc
  • Yandex Browser
Also supported
  • Firefox
  • Safari

Every browser here plays your recordings — editing and export work best in Chrome and other Chromium-based browsers.

STEP 01

Take out the SD card

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

STEP 02

Drop the folderPick the folder

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

Is there a dashcam app for PC, or do I need the vendor's app?
You don't need a separate app. dashcamigo opens 70mai, BlackVue, Viofo and other recordings right in your browser — a free alternative to the vendor's app, with nothing to install and no account. You can also install it from the browser — it pins to your dock and works offline.
My dashcam splits every drive into 1‑3 minute clips — can I watch them as one trip?
Yes — automatically. Drop the SD‑card folder and the clips join into continuous trips: one timeline, one route on the map, playback that doesn't stop at file boundaries. Need a single file? Select a range — even one spanning several clips — and save it as one MP4.
Which dashcams are supported?
70mai, Viofo, BlackVue, GoPro, Garmin, Vantrue, Thinkware, Nextbase, FitCamX, Vueroid, Neoline, Juscar, Escort, Carcam, Navitel, SilverStone F1, Roadgid, iBOX, RVMI and others. Anything that writes standard .mp4, .mov or .ts to an SD card opens without setup.
Are my recordings uploaded anywhere?
No. Your files are opened and played right here on your device — nothing goes to a server, because there is no server to send them to. The browser itself blocks any attempt to ship them out (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 an app — works offline.
How much does it cost?
Free. No ads, no sign-up, no subscriptions, no hidden charges.
Is dashcamigo open source?
Yes. The code is public on GitHub — you can see exactly what the app does with your files, and run your own copy on your computer or server. Either way, your recordings never leave your device.
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, and save as MP4 with GPS inside the file or as a separate .gpx track. A single frame saves as a .jpg.
Can I blur a license plate or a face before sharing?
Yes. Draw a box over the plate or face — pixelate, a solid fill or a soft blur — and it follows the object as it moves. Like everything else, it happens on your device.
Which browser works best?
For the full editor — trim with overlays, crop, change resolution — Chrome, Edge or another Chromium-based browser is best. Firefox and Safari play your recordings, show the map and export the original without setup.
Switching from RegistratorViewer, Dashcam Viewer or VLC?
Yes — dashcamigo is a free, in-browser alternative to the usual dashcam tools. See how it compares to RegistratorViewer, Dashcam Viewer, VLC and others — no install, and a map that won't break.
Front camera Can't play this camera
GPS signal · - · - km
km/h g
↑ACC ↓BRK
0:00 / 0:00