
Vanilla
The full picture: a live 3D road view with your car, its lane and surrounding traffic, wrapped in speed, gear, steering, battery and limit readouts.
In the car
DashKit sits hidden behind the trim, reading the car's CAN buses. It streams speed, gear, battery, blind spot and assist state to your phone over Bluetooth, and DashPilot draws it right in your line of sight, above the steering wheel instead of off to the side on the center screen.


Dash apps
These are the dashes riding along today, each one in light and dark, each pulling from the same live signal set. New ones land with every update, and because a dash is just a module, nothing stops you from forking one or building your own.

The full picture: a live 3D road view with your car, its lane and surrounding traffic, wrapped in speed, gear, steering, battery and limit readouts.

Stripped to the bone. One huge speed readout on a surface that breathes colour: green when you're under the limit, amber and red when you're not.

A classic needle speedometer in a machined bezel, with a power sweep, the PRND selector and a rim that tracks your assist state.

Fourteen-segment displays with ghosted off-segments and a CRT glow, flanked by a blind-spot LED tape running down each side.
Anatomy
Vanilla shows nearly everything DashKit reads. Here it is mid-alert: a car sitting in the left blind spot, the whole left edge lit up in warning.

Order DashKit, pair over Bluetooth, and pick the dash that fits your drive.