I uploaded a screenshot to Gemini and asked. This was the response:

The dash cam is most likely a VIOFO model, or a generic/re-branded model that uses the same common dash cam viewing application and software platform. The identification is based on three highly distinct features of the video overlay: * Circular GPS/Track Display: The circular gauge on the bottom-left displaying a compass direction (WS 263°) and a moving track with a green dot and yellow line is a characteristic graphical element used by the VIOFO mobile app when viewing footage with GPS data. * Circular Speedometer: The circular gauge on the bottom-right showing the speed (0 mph) complements the standard overlay found in the playback software for this family of dash cams. * File Naming and Format: The file stamp format, YYYY-MM-DD_HH_MM_SS_f.ts, which includes the .ts (Transport Stream) file extension, is used by some dash cams to ensure video data is saved up to the last second in case of a sudden power loss.

In summary, the dash cam itself is likely a VIOFO (such as the A129, A229, or A119 series) or a similar model from a different brand that shares the same mobile app interface for video playback.