SlapCam
Portable wireless marine & towing camera

Slap it on.Drill nothing.See everything.

The only camera that docks your boat, watches your engine bay, and backs your trailer home. Zero drilling. Zero wiring. Infinite placements. A couple hundred bucks of calm instead of a $10,000 fiberglass crunch.

~$250. Not a $3,000 install.

3 ways to play

Get in line. Stop sweating at the helm.

SlapCam suction-mounted on a boat hull at the dock
Works on your screen

It works on the phone in your pocket.

Open the app on the device you already own and watch every angle at once. No new hardware to buy, no screen to wire in.

  • iPhone
  • iPad
  • Android
  • Smart devices
The SlapCam app showing four live boat camera feeds at once on an iPad

Its own high-bandwidth 5.8 GHz link. The fast, uncongested lane.

Low lag when the marina's 2.4 GHz airwaves are jammed with every other boat. No router. No marina Wi-Fi. No cell bars. It streams straight to your screen.

01
The old way

Hardwired cameras punish you before they help you.

Drill holes in pristine gelcoat. Run wires through bulkheads. Book a marine electrician at $150 an hour. Drop $2,500 on a Garmin-style install that lives in one spot forever. Then pray you never need a second angle.

02
The cheap way

Amazon “slop-ship” cameras lag when it matters most.

They die in salt air. They drop frames when you’re two feet from a piling. They need your marina Wi-Fi or a cellular signal that vanishes the second you leave the dock. Cheap until the crunch.

03
The SlapCam way

Slap it on. Open the app. See what you couldn’t see.

No drill. No wires. No router. Direct Zero-Lag stream to your phone. Stick it on the bow for docking, the engine bay underway, the trailer for the drive home. Move it in seconds. One camera. Infinite jobs.

3 ways to play

One camera. Three jobs that used to cost a fortune.

Docking. Engine room. Trailering and watersports. Move it in seconds. Never drill again.

SlapCam mounted on the bow for docking

Dock like you've got a spotter

Stick it on the bow. Watch the piling close in on your phone, down to the inch. No neck craning, no guessing, no crunch in front of the marina restaurant.

SlapCam magnet-mounted in the engine bay

Watch the engine bay underway

Magnet it next to the belts, hoses, and bilge. Catch a leak or a blown hose the moment it happens, from the helm, before it turns into a rebuild.

SlapCam watching a waterskier behind the boat

Keep eyes on the skier

Slap it on the transom or trailer. See the skier, wakeboarder, or what's behind you as you reverse, without craning your neck or running a single wire.

FAQ

Questions, answered plainly

More answers on the FAQ page.

No. SlapCam uses industrial vacuum suction for fiberglass and gelcoat, plus rare-earth rubberized magnets for trailers, engine blocks, and steel. Slap it on. Move it when the job changes. Infact you can use any mount that fits our standard mount adapter.

No. It broadcasts its own direct 5.8 GHz Wi-Fi stream straight to your phone or tablet. No router. No internet. No praying for bars at the ramp.

It streams on the high-bandwidth 5.8 GHz band, well clear of the jammed 2.4 GHz airwaves every other boat in the marina is fighting over. That means Zero-Lag live video and distance gridlines exactly when timing matters. This wireless camera actually WORKS when you need it.

Housing is designed for saltwater and heat (IP67/IP68 class). Rechargeable battery. Self-contained. Built to live on boats and trailers, not a kitchen counter.

Docking and launching, engine-room monitoring underway, trailering and caravan reverses, watersports spotting. One camera. Infinite placements.

You can try. GoPros overheat and quit after a few minutes of live preview. They’re built to record clips, not stream for a whole docking, launch, or cruise. SlapCam is built for sustained live video when you actually need eyes on something.

Get in line for the next batch. We’ll email you when your spot opens.

Financial risk reversal

A couple hundred bucks. Or a five-figure repair bill.

SlapCam is the no-brainer insurance policy against a $10,000 fiberglass scratch or a $20,000 blown engine. Get in line. Slap it on. Sleep better.