Getting started
Install, mount, calibrate and take your first drive.
Proskopo turns a mounted phone into a road-awareness display. It draws the road ahead — your lane, the vehicles and the people in it — and gives approximate warnings. It is a visualization aid: it doesn't steer, brake or accelerate, and you remain responsible for driving.
Five minutes before your first drive
- Open the app and read the four statements. They say what Proskopo is and isn't: a visualization aid, with estimates that may be wrong, late or unavailable, while you stay in control. You accept them once.
- Allow the camera. Detection runs on the phone, and Live View never uploads what the camera sees. Allowing location adds your speed to the display.
- Mount the phone in landscape, low and central, with a clear view of the road. See Mounting and calibration.
- Calibrate while parked. Auto calibration takes about 30 seconds and needs a view of the road.
- Start Live View and drive. Glance at it the way you would at a mirror; don't touch the phone while moving.
Do I need an account?
No. Live View and Dash Cam recording work on the phone without signing in. Sign in when you want Pro: drives and saved clips backed up and viewable in this web console.