Welcome to infotainment without training wheels. Our system runs on Linux, which means it’s open, customizable, and gloriously free of gatekeepers. No hidden permissions, no “you can’t do that,” just pure control at the heart of your car.
Linux isn’t just running the servers of the world—it’s now running your dashboard. You get a rock-solid, modular system that bends to your needs instead of boxing you in. Want to tweak the interface? Go for it. Want to run apps your way? Done. Want your car’s brains to be as hackable and free as your laptop? Say hello.
This is infotainment powered by penguins, not corporations. Built on freedom, sustained by community, and ready to outlast anything proprietary. It’s not just software—it’s a movement, rolling on four wheels. 🐧🚗
Side note: it also lets you tune your car to your needs. Side-side note: in the future, someone could even build a fully open-source FSD to integrate right in.”
touchscreen interface, AM/FM and digital radio, Bluetooth connectivity for calls and media, USB and AUX inputs, basic navigation and maps, voice commands, rear-view camera display, steering wheel controls, and media playback apps like Spotify and podcasts, while also supporting larger high-resolution displays, advanced navigation with real-time traffic and 3D maps, in-car Wi-Fi hotspot and LTE/5G connectivity, multi-device Bluetooth pairing, gesture controls, premium audio systems, 360° surround-view and parking assist cameras, integrated vehicle controls for climate, seats, lighting, and drive modes, natural language voice assistants, over-the-air updates, rear-seat entertainment screens, heads-up display integration, augmented reality navigation, and personalized user profiles, with the added bonus of custom car tuning features to adjust performance and efficiency, and a future-ready path for fully open-source FSD integration, all in an open, hackable, and customizable Linux environment.
“All of these features can be added into the system, making it as capable as any modern infotainment platform—while still being open, customizable, and Linux-powered.”