Your Tesla footage,
with everything it
was hiding.
Every Sentry and Dashcam clip carries the data your car recorded while it filmed. Dashmetrics reads it and renders it back onto the video: speed, steering, autopilot state, G‑force, GPS position, synced frame by frame.
Coming soon
Free to try · No account · Nothing leaves your phone
The data was already there.
Your car writes telemetry alongside every clip it saves. Dashmetrics decodes it, lines it up with the footage and gives you something you can actually read.
Every recorded value, frame by frame
Scrub to any moment and read what the car was doing: speed, gear, steering angle, pedal input, autopilot state, three-axis acceleration and the exact coordinates. Export the whole log as CSV when you need it elsewhere.
See the shape of the drive
An interactive speed curve with the average and the top of the run, plus lateral and longitudinal G‑force as you go through every corner. Acceleration runs are found on their own: 0‑50, 0‑100, 0‑120 and 80‑120 km/h, timed from the data your car already wrote.
Build the overlay you want
Speed gauge, minimap, steering wheel, G‑force meter, coordinates, timestamp, drag timer and custom text. Turn each one on or off, place it where you want it and preview the whole thing before a single frame is rendered.
Landscape for YouTube, portrait for everywhere else
Trim to the moment, pick 16:9 or 9:16 and render up to 4K. The layout adapts to the format instead of cropping your overlay off the edge, and file size is estimated before you commit.
Score the road
you drove on.
Vertical acceleration already tells you how rough the pavement was. Dashmetrics turns it into a score, pins on a map and evidence you can send to someone who can fix it.
Automatic road score
Every clip is scored from the telemetry it already carries. Nothing to mount, nothing to calibrate.
Potholes and speed bumps
Impacts are pinned on the chart and the map with the time, the speed and the coordinates. Add one by hand or correct the type when the detector gets it wrong.
Rough stretches
Sustained broken pavement is marked as a range rather than a point: where it starts, how far it runs and how bad it gets.
Evidence reports
Share a photo, a video or a PDF of any finding with its address, coordinates and time, or export the whole drive as one report.
Three steps, one phone.
Bring the clip in
Copy a Sentry or Dashcam recording from your car's USB drive to your phone, then open it in Dashmetrics. Every camera angle in the folder is detected at once.
Read the drive
Follow the route on the map, scrub the speed and G‑force charts, check the road score and jump between camera angles without re-processing anything.
Export what matters
Trim to the moment, choose your HUD and format, and render a clip you can post, send to your insurer or attach to a complaint.
Your footage stays on your phone
Decoding, analysis and rendering all happen on device. There is no account to create, no upload step and no server holding your clips. Dashmetrics does not need a network connection to do any of the work.
Free to try
See your drive like never before.
Browse your clips, explore the telemetry and preview overlays for free. Upgrade whenever you want watermark-free exports in full quality.
Coming soon