Dashroad combines vehicle telemetry, synchronized video, GPS, pitch, roll, and trail data to automatically capture the drives you want to remember.
Your phone remembers the route. Your camera remembers the view. Your vehicle remembers everything else.
Dashroad brings it together. No manual editing. No separate logs. No guessing what happened on the difficult section of trail.
Plug in the low-profile OBD-II device and mount the camera and motion sensor.
Dashroad captures vehicle data, movement, route, elevation, and synchronized video.
See pitch, roll, speed, temperature, acceleration, trail difficulty, and key moments.
Create a clean drive recap with maps, clips, telemetry, and highlights.
Replay the drive on a map while watching synchronized video and vehicle data.
See where the vehicle leaned, climbed, descended, or crossed uneven terrain.
Review RPM, temperature, speed, throttle, and available OBD signals.
Steep climbs, sharp descents, hard impacts, high-roll events, water crossings, and difficult trail sections — found for you.
Generate a compact visual recap for friends, clubs, and social media.
Dashroad is being designed first for high-engagement vehicle communities where the drive itself matters.
Future expansion: Tacoma · Defender · Outback Wilderness · 911 · Mustang · BMW M · track-day cars
Dashroad is not designed to tell you when to change your oil. It is designed to show you what your vehicle did, where it went, and why the drive mattered.
Public or private. Your vehicle, your drives, your record — verified by real telemetry.
Run a trail with your club and compare the same sections, side by side.
Trail leaderboards and achievements grounded in verified vehicle telemetry.
We're looking for Jeep Wrangler, Ford Bronco, and Toyota 4Runner owners who want to test the first Dashroad hardware and app experience.
The hardware is designed to record data locally and sync when your phone reconnects. Final offline behavior depends on the production hardware configuration.
Not initially. OBD data availability varies by make, model, and year. Dashroad will launch with a limited compatibility list.
No. Dashroad combines camera footage with vehicle and motion data. The goal is automatic synchronization and storytelling.
No. Dashroad is built first for vehicle enthusiasts and adventure drivers.
Pricing has not been finalized. The intended model is a hardware purchase with optional premium cloud and sharing features.
Dashroad may surface unusual trends or diagnostic information, but it does not claim to predict failures.