Your car, at a glance
Carkenny connects to a car through its existing connected service, then shows and records what the car shares. Here is how it looks.
Walk through the app
Select a screen. These are real screenshots from the app running on a test car. Location details are blurred.
What the app can see
Filter by where the data comes from. Some signals come through the car's existing connection today. Others need a partnership with the automaker.
How it connects
- The owner signs in. They approve access to the car through the maker's own app or connected-car interface.
- Carkenny monitors. Location, speed and vehicle status the car shares are recorded with timestamps.
- The owner exports. A packet can be downloaded or shared when it matters.
What an app connection can see depends on the car and its maker. Cabin camera, microphone and driver-hand signals are not available this way and would need a partnership with the automaker. See the stages.
See what a record looks like
An example packet with a timeline, speed trace and event list.
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