The Alert That Arrives in Time
A dual-facing AI camera that speaks up the moment risk appears, then backs coaching with footage.
A closer look
A dual-facing camera that speaks up in the cab the moment risk appears, then turns the event into a coaching session backed by footage.
One camera on the road, one on the cab, both wide enough to see the whole scene day or night.
The alert names the behavior out loud, so the fix happens in the moment, not in a report.
AI that watches the road ahead and the cab at the same time, on one device.
A physical in-cab privacy switch and a Road Only variant, before any software setting.
A discreet panic button lets a driver flag a threat without anyone in the cab noticing.
Storage that grows with how long you keep footage, and built-in cellular to send clips home.
Real-time verbal coaching, with privacy controls built in. Events land on the same trip record as your tracking. Plug-N-Play, and supports one auxiliary camera.
Built to be trusted
In-cabin privacy options are enabled with a physical switch, and policies are set by your fleet.
Faces and license plates blur automatically.
Full road-risk detection and coaching with no in-cabin camera at all.
Every clip lives behind your login, visible only to the people you authorize.
Rolling cameras out to a skeptical crew? The AI dash cameras page has the full driver-meeting playbook.
What it does
The correction happens in the cab, in real time. The pattern gets managed from your desk.
The driver hears "Tailgating," a real chance to self-correct before anything happens. Chime, voice, or silence per behavior, with cool-downs.
It reads the road ahead and the cab at once, flagging crash-causing behaviors as they develop, and gets smarter about every two weeks as fleets report false alarms.
Repeat behaviors roll up over time, so the same conversation does not have to happen twice.
Tamper sensors, security screws, and tamper-detection AI, with a discreet panic button beyond the one on the camera.
No card swaps to schedule; event clips upload over built-in cellular.
From Alert To Review
Every flagged clip arrives stamped with driver, vehicle, time, and the trip around it, so nothing needs piecing together.
From alert to coaching session
The loop closes the same day, not at the month-end report.
The moment the AI detects a risky pattern, a spoken alert reaches the driver while there is still road to fix it.
The event files itself, with the riskiest behaviors surfaced first alongside footage, notes, and history.
A two-way mobile app handles self-coaching and recognition, so the program corrects and rewards instead of only policing.
Who Was Driving Is Never a Question
The cabin camera recognizes the driver at ignition and assigns the trip automatically - no key fobs, no forgotten logins. Every clip, alert, and score lands on the right record, even when crews swap trucks mid-day.
Set once, enforced everywhere
How long clips are kept, and who can open them, are rules you set once and apply to every camera. Access is role-based and logged, and footage never rides out on a memory card: it stays encrypted on the device, reachable only through your login.
Questions
The moment the AI detects a risky pattern, distraction, tailgating, a rolling stop, the driver hears a spoken alert, not a beep. It is a chance to self-correct before the event ever becomes a conversation.
GO Focus Plus ships with an in-cabin privacy switch and automatic face and license-plate blurring, and a Road Only variant runs the full road-risk coaching with no in-cabin camera at all. You set the policy; we configure it.
Removable Micro SDXC storage from 128 GB up to 1 TB, with built-in cellular for event uploads.
Yes, GO Focus Plus supports one auxiliary camera. If you need side and rear coverage, GO Focus Pro takes up to 5 auxiliary cameras for full 360 degree visibility.
Keep exploring
Hear an alert on your own truck and try the privacy switch on a free demo. A named specialist sets it up, no obligation.
