Every camera on your iPhone, recording at once.
A dashcam app for iPhone and iPad that records the road, the cabin, and every other camera the device can run together, locks the clips around a crash, and maps every trip. No account, and nothing is uploaded.
Every camera, by default
Road, cabin, and telephoto on a recent iPhone, each in its own file. Turn any of them off, and the app says plainly when the device cannot run them all.
Crashes lock themselves
Loop recording in 1, 3, 5, or 10 minute clips. An impact locks the clips around it, and one tap locks the current clip by hand.
Every trip on a map
Route, distance, duration, top speed, and incidents. Tap any point on the route to watch every camera at that moment.
About TripleCAM Dashcam
A dashcam records one view. TripleCAM Dashcam turns an iPhone or iPad into one that records every camera the device can run at once: the road ahead, the cabin, and the telephoto or ultra-wide lens, each in its own video file, all covering the same moment.
Clips loop inside a storage limit you choose, so the oldest unlocked clip makes room for the next one. Tap Lock to keep what just happened, and an impact locks the clips around it by itself. GPS speed, heading, and position are stamped on the video and kept with every clip.
Every drive is a trip on a map with its distance, top speed, and incidents. Tap the route to watch what the cameras saw there, play every camera in sync, and export one view or two side by side. There is no account, no cloud, no ads, and no analytics: the videos stay on your iPhone.
Common questions
Which iPhones can record several cameras at once?
iPhone XS, XR, and newer, and recent iPads. How many cameras run together depends on the model; a recent Pro iPhone runs three. Other devices record with one camera.
Does it record with the screen off?
No. iOS does not let an app use the camera in the background or while the phone is locked, so keep TripleCAM Dashcam on screen while you drive. Dim screen saves power while it records.
Where do my videos go?
Nowhere. Videos, photos, routes, and settings stay on your iPhone. Nothing leaves it unless you save a clip to Photos or share it yourself.