Product previewIn development · 4 October 2026
Dynamic Dash

Your cockpit. Your choice.

Your cockpit.
Made personal.

Music, maps, Android apps and 42 ways to see your drive. Choose the tools you want in your cockpit, then make the look your own.

Endurance Console Road page on device
Endurance Console · Actual device capture

Made for your drive.

Music, maps, vehicle data and personal style. Keep the everyday interface as simple as you like.

Your music

Local playback, ID3 album artwork and Bluetooth audio.

Maps and driving records

Record routes, replay a drive and explore its data.

Live vehicle information

Keep the readings that matter in your line of sight.

42 cluster designs

Choose a clear daily layout or something more expressive.

Favourite-cluster swipes

Swipe up or down through your favourites, with wraparound.

Your top bar

Show Maps and Music, focus on Live Data, or choose your own mix.

Your colours and style

Themes, Monet colours, wallpapers and Iconify customization.

Your Android workspace

Apps, widgets, weather and familiar everyday tools.

Make the interface
your own.

The same navigation stays familiar as you move between the cluster, music, maps, apps and vehicle tools.

Theme colours and live preview on the Dynamic Dash device

A configurable daily surface

One home for the things you use.

Keep just Maps and Music in the top bar, or make Live Data your focus. Hide destinations you do not use and swipe through favourite clusters without opening the picker.

Explore customization

42 designs.
One personal cockpit.

Choose from all 42 clusters, including expressive OpenGL designs. Favourite the ones you love and swipe up or down through them on the main cluster screen.

Your music.
With its own identity.

Local music playback, ID3 track information and album artwork are working parts of the product. Spotify integration is still in development.

Your library in the cockpit

Bring the collection you love.

A dedicated Music destination keeps playback close, without leaving the familiar dashboard navigation.

Explore music features
Dynamic Dash music player on the device
Music · Actual device capture

Keep the journey.
Explore the detail.

Record routes, choose the vehicle data to keep, and replay a drive with a timeline. Build courses and compare closed-course sessions without leaving the map workspace.

Dynamic Dash map workspace on the device

Routes, recordings and replay

More context for every run.

Saved courses, telemetry presets, event capture and recorded-drive review bring the route and its data together.

Explore the full feature list

A screen is optional.
The platform is yours.

Use Dynamic Dash as an everyday head unit, a screen-free plugin platform, or both.

First-class .NET plugins

Your code, at home in the system.

Build and package plugins in Visual Studio. Run background logic or native UI panels, pin plugins in the top bar, and manage a headless device from your phone or PC.

Explore the developer platform
The on-device .NET plugin manager
On-device plugin manager · Browser management is also available

Research that travels with the device.

An optional, device-wide research workflow connects Dynamic Dash, Codex and a home PC through a relay.

Connected research · An optional device-wide capability

From a drive to deeper analysis.

Monitor the device remotely, interact with its interface and collect screenshots, CAN logs, markers and GPS routes. Transfer the captured material to a home PC for custom analysis and further experiments.

Explore connected research

Background research, experiments and telemetry collection can continue while driving. Questions and interaction-demanding prompts wait until the vehicle is stopped.

Implemented · In-vehicle validation is the next step

Voice interaction is in development: Whisper speech-to-text will relay spoken requests to Codex, with Google’s text-to-speech providing audible replies.

Choose your starting point.

Three proposed configurations, with the same software foundation. Pricing and availability are still to be determined.

Bring your own hardware

Use customer-supplied compatible Khadas and Panda hardware with the Dynamic Dash software, custom ROM and integration. A screen is optional: manage plugins and inspect device health from a phone or PC in headless mode.

Explore this setup

Bare bones

A supplied Khadas and Panda platform with Dynamic Dash software and its custom ROM preinstalled.

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Full system

A screen, Khadas and Panda brought together in one integrated unit with Dynamic Dash software and its custom ROM.

Explore this setup

Built with

Credit to the projects, people and platforms that make Dynamic Dash possible, from its foundations to the ideas that shape the experience.

Operating-system foundation

Android Open Source Project

The open-source Android base for the custom Android 14 system.

Hardware platform

Khadas · Edge2 Pro

The Edge2 Pro board powers the head unit, using the max-spec bare-board configuration.

Launcher foundation

Lawnchair

The custom Dynamic Dash launcher is based on Lawnchair, including its native Android Workspace, apps and widgets.

Customization integration

Iconify

Integrated Android system appearance and customization tools.

File-browser integration

Material Files

The integrated Android file manager used to browse and manage files.

CAN hardware and firmware platform

comma.ai · panda

White Panda provides the CAN interface, with custom firmware for Dynamic Dash.

Runtime and compiler tooling

.NET · CoreCLR & Roslyn

The managed runtime and compiler technology behind the Android/Bionic plugin platform and creator workflow.

Design foundation and inspiration

Material Design

Material design principles and dynamic color inform the interface, themes and custom Monet integration.

Engineering, connected research and speech recognition

OpenAI · Codex & Whisper

OpenAI and Codex support engineering, testing and the optional connected research assistant. Whisper speech-to-text is being integrated for spoken requests. The connected assistant is an optional capability alongside the core head-unit experience.

Historical prototype platform

Arduino

The first diagnostic-message reader and tiny-screen prototype.

Historical interface technology

Noesis

Used in the Windows and Surface stage of the project’s development.

Historical hardware platform

pi-top · Raspberry Pi

An earlier development generation before the current Android system.

Audible assistant replies

Google text-to-speech

Google’s text-to-speech is being integrated to provide spoken replies for the optional connected assistant.

These credits identify each project’s role and contribution. They do not imply endorsement or affiliation.

Help shape what comes next

Interested in Dynamic Dash?

Tell us how you would use it, or share feedback on a cluster design. This is an expression of interest in a potential product, with no order, payment or commitment.

Your setup. Your possibilities.

Daily head unit, screen-free plugin platform, development tool or something of your own: we would like to hear what matters to you.

Pricing and availability are to be determined. Shipping details are coming soon.

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