RoadGuard: Dashcam Evidence
RoadGuard: Dashcam Evidence Summary
RoadGuard: Dashcam Evidence is a free, with in-app purchases iOS app in Tools by YICHIN TENG. Released in Jul 2026 (2 months ago). Store last updated Sep 21, 2026
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App Description
Spotted a traffic violation but can't get a clear shot of the license plate?
Filmed something on your phone but have no proper tool to process the footage?
RoadGuard is a professional dashcam evidence tool designed for every driver and road user. Extract clear, credible screenshots with timestamps from any video — whether from a dashcam or your phone camera.
Key Features
Magnifier Mode
Slide your finger to instantly zoom into any area of the video. License plates, faces, and vehicle details become crystal clear.
Region Crop & Screenshot
Drag to select any area of the frame. The captured image contains only the selected video content — no status bar (time, battery), no app buttons, no UI clutter. Clean and ready to submit as evidence.
Enhanced Watermark
Every screenshot is automatically stamped with four layers of information for maximum legal credibility:
- Screenshot date & time (system clock)
- Video playback position (timecode)
- Custom violation label (user-defined)
- Evidence Tool: RoadGuard
Video Clip
Set a start and end point on the progress bar to extract only the relevant segment. Fast, lossless output — easy to upload and share.
Speed Control / Slow Motion / Long-Press Fast-Forward
Adjust playback speed across multiple levels. Slow down critical moments frame by frame, or long-press the fast-forward button to continuously skip through footage and reach your target scene quickly.
Frame-by-Frame Navigation
Step forward or backward one frame at a time to pinpoint the exact moment you need.
Video Compression
Compress footage to your specified size limit (default 80MB) directly on your device — ready to upload to traffic authorities or insurance platforms.
Audio Removal
Export a silent version of your video to protect passenger privacy before sharing.
Portrait Video Rotation
Rotate portrait footage (phone-recorded or dashcam mounted at an angle) 90° left or right to fill the landscape screen. Screenshots always capture exactly what's shown on screen.
Tip: For most portrait videos, use Rotate Right (clockwise) — screenshots saved to your gallery will appear in the standard orientation. If your footage was recorded with an upside-down or unconventionally mounted camera, try Rotate Left instead. Always verify the on-screen image looks correct before taking a screenshot.
Who Is It For?
- Drivers who want to report traffic violations
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