Domestique Hub puts your Insta360's picture right on your ride screen — a live
rear-view camera next to your power, heart rate and the rest of your group. Snapshot it or record
it without stopping.
In the Domestique Hub app for iPhone & Android — the live picture travels on a
socket no web browser can open, so this one needs the installed app. Works with X-series cameras
(X3, X4, X5).
Why pair Insta360 with Domestique Hub
Camera as a data field
The live picture sits in the grid alongside your metrics — a rear-view mirror that's part of
the dashboard, not a second app.
Snapshot the ride
Grab a still from the moment into your ride log, with a shutter click — or fire the camera's
own shutter at the same time.
Record on the go
Start and stop recording to the camera from your bars, without reaching for it.
Rotate for any mount
Clamped upside down under the saddle? Turn the view the right way up in a tap.
How it works
Open the Live tab and add a Camera tile to your ride screen.
Choose Insta360 and connect to the camera.
Ride — the picture, snapshot and record are all on the dashboard.
Questions riders ask
Which cameras work?
The X-series — X3, X4 and X5. The app talks to the camera's own live-preview stream, so no
cloud account and no cable are involved.
Can I do this in a phone browser instead?
No, and it isn't a limitation we can lift. The camera sends its live view as a raw video
stream over a plain socket, and JavaScript in a browser has no way to open one. That's the whole
reason the feature lives in the app.
My phone joins the camera's Wi-Fi — do I lose mobile data?
No. The camera's network has no internet of its own, so the app pins only the camera stream to
that Wi-Fi and leaves everything else — your group, the map, telemetry — on mobile data.
Can I still record to the camera as normal?
Yes. Start and stop recording to the camera's own card from the bars, and grab a snapshot into
your ride log at the same time. The footage stays on the camera for you to edit as usual.
It says my build can't talk to a camera — why?
Camera support is recent, so an older install won't have it. Update to the latest version of
the app and the Camera tile will offer Insta360.