Watches the road
On-device vision flags hard braking, near misses, lane departures and impacts as they happen, so the footage is sorted before you ever open it.
Cyclops is a dashcam that understands what it sees — and knows exactly where it saw it.
No spam. One email when it ships.
The problem
Nobody has. It loops, it overwrites itself, and on the one day it actually matters you are pulling a card out of a windscreen mount and scrubbing a two-hour timeline on a laptop.
A dashcam that records everything and understands none of it has solved the cheap half of the problem. Cyclops runs computer vision on the camera itself: it recognises hard braking, near misses, lane drift and impacts as they happen, and files each one with the time, the place and the context already attached.
Positioning
Cyclops works out its position from what it can see of the road, not only from satellites. Tunnels, multi-storey car parks and streets between tall buildings stay accurate — instead of collapsing into a straight line across three blocks, which is exactly where insurance claims get complicated.
Evidence
When something happens you don't go hunting through folders. You open the app, find the moment, and send a single packet — clip, timecode, position, speed, and a signature that shows none of it was altered after the fact.
What it does
On-device vision flags hard braking, near misses, lane departures and impacts as they happen, so the footage is sorted before you ever open it.
Visual positioning matched against the road itself. Accurate through tunnels, car parks and city streets where satellite fixes fall apart.
Search a drive by time, place or event. "Tuesday, the roundabout, the hard stop" returns a twelve-second clip, not a two-hour timeline.
Processing happens on the device. Nothing leaves the car unless you send it, and there is no subscription to use what you bought.
Early access
Hindsight is pre-production. If you want a unit in the first batch, or you run a fleet and want to talk, leave your address — we'll write when there's something real to show, and not before.