Record the ride on your iPhone with speed, elevation, and a route map in the shot. Connect your board and Apple Watch for the details a camera alone can’t capture.
Available now on iOS Android coming soon →
Record the ride.
Keep the data.
Relive the route.
That steep climb, the beach detour, your fastest stretch: keep the footage and the ride stats together. Want just the route? Telemetry Ride logs it with your screen locked. Read the app guide.
Live capture
Record photos and video with live ride stats on screen. Pair a supported Onewheel or VESC board to see battery and board data, or add Apple Watch heart rate. Your route starts recording with the clip.
Telemetry HUD
Keep speed and the map up front, add the track you’re listening to, or leave more room for the view. Drag the on-screen widgets where you want them and save the layout for next time.
Live sports
Filming from the stands? Add the teams, score, and inning so the clip still makes sense after the game. AtlasCam can find the nearest ballpark’s game, or you can choose it yourself.
3D relive
Replay the route on a 3D map alongside your video. Revisit a climb, find a detour, or see where all your rides have taken you. Connect an external display for a bigger view.
Make Reel
Pick a highlight and use Make Reel to export a short clip with your ride stats included. Choose vertical, square, landscape, or the original format. Free exports include the “Shot on AtlasCam” badge.
Stream to an audience, record two angles, or skip video and log the route. Some tools require AtlasCam Pro, compatible hardware, or setup; the guide explains what you’ll need.
Let people follow along on Twitch or YouTube with ride stats in the stream. Use a custom RTMP destination, share a live telemetry watch link, or bring your stats into OBS.
Explore live streaming →Want a ride record without hours of footage? Log the route, elevation, and connected-board data with your screen locked, then review it in your library.
Explore capture modes →Show the road and your reaction in the same clip. On supported iPhones, record two cameras at once in picture-in-picture or split screen.
Explore Multi-Cam →Ask how fast you’re going, mark a highlight, or start and stop recording by voice. Copilot is experimental and works best with earbuds. It requires your own OpenAI API key, with API usage billed separately.
Explore Voice Copilot →On supported iPhones with LiDAR, capture a 3D scan or try depth overlays. Save those captures with the rest of the ride.
Explore 3D capture →Choose your map style and on-screen stats, then save the layout. Try more styles with Overlay Drops and use your chosen look in exported clips.
Explore HUD customization →Mac companion app
Back from the ride? Open the footage on your Mac to trim clips, adjust the on-screen stats, and replay the route on a 3D map.
Desktop editing
Find the stretch you want to keep on the timeline. Adjust the stats over the footage and check the result in the preview before exporting.
Turn San Francisco into a pastel illustration or try a darker map. Map Style Lab lets you compare presets, change the colors, and keep your favorite style.
Watch the route unfold across a 3D map, with your video and ride stats alongside it. Scrub back to a turn and see the footage and the route together.
The finished clip
Choose vertical or square for a post, or keep the original frame. Export with source-quality, ProRes, or social presets, and adjust the map and overlay quality before saving.
Find past rides by their routes, then open the photos, video, and stats saved with each one.
Pair the Apple Watch companion to see live heart rate and active calories, and save them with the ride.
Keep the weather with each clip when you look back at a sunny cruise or a colder ride.
Pair a supported Onewheel or VESC board over Bluetooth to see board metrics on screen and save them with the route.
Export with the ride stats included, or keep the footage clear. No need to add the numbers in another editor.
Post a ride in Community, see where other riders go, and follow the people whose routes you want to try.
AtlasCam for Android is coming soon. iPhone riders can download the app today.
Download AtlasCam for iPhone and bring back the footage, the route, and the numbers.
Download on the App Store