Get speed and camera alerts in an in-vehicle browser
Use VatioLibre speed and camera alerts with browser GPS, local matching, cached regional data and approach-aware warnings.
See speed and camera alertsOpen a GPS speedometer, record and replay drives, measure acceleration, receive available alerts and use touch-friendly utilities directly in a compatible in-vehicle or mobile browser.
This link opens VatioBoard, the touch-first workspace where VatioLibre driving tools run.
Browser-based · No vehicle installation · Records start on this device
Core records and preferences stay on the current device first. You choose whether to synchronize supported records to a VatioLibre account. Maps, refreshed camera data, sign-in and cloud features still need a network connection, while offline use depends on what the browser has already cached.
Use VatioLibre speed and camera alerts with browser GPS, local matching, cached regional data and approach-aware warnings.
See speed and camera alertsRun an in-vehicle browser GPS speedometer, record a trip locally, and replay speed, distance and route charts afterward.
See speed and drive replayTime acceleration presets with browser GPS, inspect quality and partials, then keep runs locally or sync eligible records.
See the acceleration timerUse a local-first vehicle delivery checklist with VIN capture, inspection items, issue photos and notes. Available as a beta.
See the delivery checklistDraw, erase, change brush size and save local drafts in a touch-first in-vehicle browser board with optional private cloud sync.
See the drawing boardKeep supported VatioLibre drive recordings, acceleration runs, drawings and media available across devices with private cloud sync. Beta.
See the Saved LibraryNo. They run as a web application in a compatible Tesla or mobile browser.
No. Drive recordings are local first. Upload occurs only through an explicit VatioLibre synchronization workflow that requires an account and applicable access.
No. Camera and speed alerts are driver-assistance tools with incomplete regional coverage. The driver remains responsible for road signs, laws and safe operation.