Keep the event in sync.
Review the six-camera wall with transport controls and clip information in one focused workspace.
View screenshot Tescam for Mac
Tesla footage.
Reviewed locally.
Settle in with a dark, focused workspace for synchronised playback, precise ranges and native video export.
Previewing Tescam 1.0 for iPhone, iPad and Mac.
Source and build instructions are available on GitHub.
View screenshot Local processingFour or six camera viewsNative video export
Explore the app
From the event
to the export.
View screenshot Choose what matters.
Switch between the complete grid and individual cameras without losing the event timeline.
View screenshot Export natively.
Set the range, camera selection, codec and available telemetry overlay before creating the final video.
View screenshot Get started with Tescam.
Get the source.
Find the project and current setup instructions on GitHub while Tescam is not yet available on the App Store.
Open your footage.
Choose a local dashcam folder you are authorised to access.
Review and export.
Inspect the camera views and choose the material you want to export.
Good to know
A few details.
Where do I get Tescam?
Tescam 1.0 is the forthcoming App Store version for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Explore its camera playback, trimming and native export here; source and current build instructions are available on GitHub.
Does footage leave my device?
The viewer and exporter process footage locally. You choose whether to share the resulting files.
Is Tescam an official Tesla app?
No. Tescam is an independent tool for reviewing your own dashcam footage. It is not made or endorsed by Tesla.
