
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.
Dashboards
DashPilot turns your phone into a live dashboard for your car. It ships with a growing set of modular dash apps. Swap between them anytime, each with its own look but the same rich, real-time telemetry off the bus.
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.
Themes
Every dash follows the app theme, so the same layout can go from a deep black cluster at night to a bright, glare-proof panel at noon. Same signals, same layout. A completely different car.






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.

Live telemetry
DashKit pulls these signals straight off your car's bus. Each dash app surfaces its own selection. The minimalist dashes stay clean and focused, while richer ones like Vanilla show nearly all of it. Not every dash shows every readout.
Blind-spot detection with side indicators: a passive amber warning when a vehicle is alongside, escalating to a pulsing red alert when you signal into that side or drift out of your lane.
Shows whether the car is driving itself, with colour-coded MADS (lane assist) and FULL (auto) states versus manual.
Left and right blinker indicators mirror the car's turn signals in real time.
Battery charge shown as a percentage with a fill bar that turns red at 20% or below.
Average battery pack temperature, shown in °C or °F depending on your units.
A live speed readout in km/h or mph, alongside the current gear (P / R / N / D).
The current road speed limit and your adaptive-cruise set speed, with an overspeed warning when you exceed the limit.
Left / right alerts when the car drifts out of its lane.
Distance to an upcoming speed camera, surfaced as a warning as you approach.
Alerts when a seatbelt is unbuckled while driving or a door is left open.
A live steering-wheel indicator that reflects the wheel angle and changes colour when ADAS is active.
On the Vanilla dash, a rendered view of your car, its lane, surrounding traffic, upcoming traffic lights and stop signs.
A power bar showing discharge and regen, plus the vehicle's odometer reading.
Order DashKit, pair over Bluetooth, and pick the dash that fits your drive.