detectly
Turn your fleet's dashcam footage into driver safety scores
detectly launched on June 16, 2026 with 63 votes, #618 of 22,647 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
Fleet managers have dashcams on every vehicle. Almost none of the footage ever gets watched as there simply isn't time. We built detectly to fix that. Upload a clip and the AI automatically flags dangerous incidents: following too close, cut-ins, pedestrian hazards, and more. Every driver gets a risk score. Annotated clips are ready to review in minutes. No manual review. No new hardware. Works with any dashcam footage you already have.
AI-powered dashcam analysis for safer fleets. Upload dashcam footage and get instant driver risk scores, incident detection, and fleet safety analytics.
Instant safety intelligence from any dashcam footage. No hardware, no integrations, no manual review. Most dashcam footage is only reviewed after a complaint or a claim. By then, the habit has already cost you. Watching hours of footage to find one incident isn't a process — it's a lottery. Most incidents go unreviewed entirely. Without aggregated data across every driver, the same risky behaviours repeat across your fleet, unnoticed and unaddressed. Drop any MP4, MOV, or AVI file in the browser. Assign it to a driver and hit upload — processing begins immediately. Computer vision detects every vehicle, pedestrian, and road event, scoring each incident automatically. Each flagged event is…from detectly.co.uk
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