Does RoadPrism upload my TeslaCam videos?
No. RoadPrism reads the clips you select locally in your browser. The app does not upload your selected videos or extracted telemetry to a RoadPrism server.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Learn what RoadPrism supports, how local playback protects your footage, and what to expect from six-camera video and telemetry.
No. RoadPrism reads the clips you select locally in your browser. The app does not upload your selected videos or extracted telemetry to a RoadPrism server.
RoadPrism recognizes front, rear, left repeater, right repeater, left pillar, and right pillar camera files. If an event contains fewer cameras, the available views still play.
Some newer TeslaCam clips include compatible telemetry inside the video file. Select an event and choose Load telemetry to display supported speed, gear, steering, pedal, driver-assistance, and turn-signal data.
Use a current version of Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android, desktop, or laptop. Browser and device limits can affect very large clips or six simultaneous video streams.
Yes. On current mobile browsers, RoadPrism automatically opens Focus view, lets you switch cameras with swipes or buttons, and reduces how many videos load at once. Grid view remains available as a manual option.
Yes. Connect the drive to your computer, open RoadPrism, and choose the TeslaCam folder or one of its clip folders. Your browser may ask you to approve access.
TeslaCam events do not always contain every camera file. RoadPrism joins consecutive timestamped files from the same event into one timeline and marks any camera position that is not present in the current segment.
No. RoadPrism is an independent application and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Tesla, Inc.
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