Kyltoor app guide
To connect your Kyltoor dash cam to Viidure, turn on the dash cam, enable its Wi-Fi, connect your phone to the dash cam Wi-Fi network first, and then open the Viidure app. The camera Wi-Fi is a direct local connection, so a "No Internet" warning on your phone can be normal.
Connecting your Kyltoor dash cam to the Viidure app gives you a convenient way to preview the camera view, review recordings, download important clips, and manage supported settings from your phone. Complete the setup while your vehicle is safely parked.
Safety first: Do not operate the Viidure app, adjust settings, or review recordings while driving. Park the vehicle safely before connecting your phone or handling video files.
Before You Start
Make sure you have the basics ready before opening the app.
On iPhone, search for "Viidure" in the App Store. On Android, search for "Viidure-Dashcam Viewer" in Google Play. App names and permission labels can vary by region, phone model, and app version.
Turn On the Dash Cam
Start the vehicle or connect the dash cam to a suitable power source. Wait for the dash cam to finish starting, then confirm that the screen is on and the camera is operating normally before continuing.
Enable Wi-Fi on the Dash Cam
Open the settings menu on the dash cam and enable its Wi-Fi function. The dash cam should display or broadcast a Wi-Fi network name.
Depending on the current device version, the network name and password might appear on the dash cam screen or in the product instructions. Keep the dash cam powered on and remain near the camera while completing the connection.
Connect Your Phone to the Dash Cam Wi-Fi
Do not open the Viidure app yet. First, connect your phone directly to the dash cam network.
- Open the Wi-Fi settings on your phone.
- Find the Wi-Fi network created by the dash cam.
- Select the network.
- Enter the Wi-Fi password shown by the dash cam or provided in the product instructions.
- Wait until your phone confirms that it is connected.
Connect to the dash cam's Wi-Fi network from your phone settings before opening Viidure.
Open the Viidure App
After your phone is connected to the dash cam Wi-Fi, open the Viidure app. Allow any permissions needed for the app to find the dash cam and save supported photos or videos.
The app should detect the connected dash cam and display the camera interface or live preview. If it does not appear immediately, wait a few seconds and confirm that your phone is still connected to the dash cam Wi-Fi.
Check the Live View
Open the live preview in the Viidure app. Use the preview to confirm that the front and rear camera angles are useful before you begin regular driving.
- The front camera has a clear view of the road.
- The camera is level.
- The windshield does not block the lens.
- The rear camera view is correctly positioned.
- Important areas are not hidden by the dashboard or vehicle trim.
Make mounting adjustments only while the vehicle is parked.
Use the live view to confirm the road view and camera angle while the vehicle is parked.
Review Your Recordings
Open the recording or file section in the app. The exact menu name can vary depending on the Viidure app version. Recordings might be grouped by file type, recording mode, or camera channel.
Playing a recording inside the app does not always mean that the file has been saved to your phone. If you need to keep or share a clip, download it before disconnecting from the dash cam.
Download a Video Clip
To save a recording, find the required video in the app, open or select the clip, choose the download or save option, and keep the app open until the transfer finishes.
- Keep your phone close to the dash cam.
- Keep the phone connected to the dash cam Wi-Fi.
- Avoid turning off the dash cam during the download.
- Check your phone's Photos, Gallery, or app album after the transfer.
Long or high-resolution recordings can take more time to transfer. Before sharing a recording, check whether it contains license plates, faces, conversations, location information, or other private details.
Download important video clips before disconnecting from the dash cam Wi-Fi.
Why Your Phone Says There Is No Internet
The dash cam creates its own Wi-Fi network so your phone can communicate directly with it. That network does not provide normal internet access.
A "No Internet" warning does not necessarily mean that the connection failed. Stay connected to the dash cam Wi-Fi, return to Viidure, and check whether the live view is available. After you finish using the app, disconnect from the dash cam Wi-Fi to restore your phone's usual internet connection.
What to Do If the Dash Cam Does Not Connect
The dash cam Wi-Fi does not appear
- Confirm that the dash cam is powered on.
- Confirm that Wi-Fi is enabled in the dash cam menu.
- Move your phone closer to the dash cam.
- Turn your phone's Wi-Fi off and back on.
- Restart the dash cam and check again.
The phone disconnects from the dash cam Wi-Fi
Some phones automatically leave networks that do not provide internet access. Reconnect to the dash cam network and choose the option to stay connected. If necessary, temporarily disable automatic network switching or mobile-data assistance while using the app.
The app cannot find the dash cam
- Confirm that your phone is connected to the dash cam Wi-Fi, not your home or vehicle Wi-Fi.
- Close and reopen the Viidure app.
- Allow the local network, nearby device, photo, or storage permissions requested by the app.
- Temporarily pause any VPN that might interfere with local network connections.
- Forget the dash cam network in your phone settings, then reconnect using the correct password.
A video will not download
- Keep the phone close to the dash cam.
- Confirm that the phone remains connected to the dash cam Wi-Fi.
- Keep the Viidure app open until the transfer finishes.
- Check that your phone has enough available storage.
- Try downloading a shorter clip first.
Helpful Habits for App Use
Connect while parked
Use the app before driving or after parking. Adjusting views or downloading clips while driving is not safe.
Save important clips promptly
If a recording matters, download it and make a second backup when possible before it is overwritten or deleted.
Check permissions after updates
Phone system updates can change permission behavior. If the app stops detecting the dash cam, review permissions again.
Reconnect your normal Wi-Fi afterward
When you finish using Viidure, disconnect from the dash cam Wi-Fi so your phone returns to its usual internet connection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I open Viidure before connecting to the dash cam Wi-Fi?
Connect your phone to the dash cam Wi-Fi first, then open Viidure. This gives the app a direct local connection to the camera.
Does "No Internet Connection" mean the dash cam Wi-Fi failed?
Not necessarily. The dash cam Wi-Fi is for camera communication, not internet access. Stay connected and check the live view in the app.
Why does my phone switch away from the dash cam Wi-Fi?
Some phones prefer networks with internet access. Choose the option to stay connected, or temporarily disable automatic network switching while using the app.
Where are downloaded clips saved?
The location can vary by phone and app version. Check your phone's Photos, Gallery, file manager, or Viidure album after the download finishes.
Can I use mobile data while connected to the dash cam?
Some phones may limit internet access while connected to the dash cam Wi-Fi. Finish the app task, then disconnect from the dash cam Wi-Fi to return to normal internet use.
Need More Help?
If your Kyltoor dash cam still cannot connect to Viidure, note your phone model, operating system version, and the exact step where the connection stops. This makes support troubleshooting faster and more accurate.
App setup and support
Connect, preview, and save clips before you drive
Use Viidure while safely parked to check your camera view, review recordings, and download the clips you need to keep.