Driver attention, on this phone.
Mount your phone facing you, start a drive, and AutoSight tracks your eyes and head in real time. If attention stays off the road for more than two seconds, it chimes. Everything runs on this device. No video is recorded or sent anywhere.
Settings
Leave this off for parked tests, or nothing will alert.
Plug in a USB infrared camera (on a laptop, or an Android phone with USB-C) and pick it here. The boost evens out contrast so the eyes stay readable in the dark.
Past drives
No drives yet. Drives are saved only on this device.
Demo for testing in a parked car or as a passenger. Set up before driving, mount the phone where your state allows, and never handle it while moving.
Share your drives with your family?
Your parent or guardian asked AutoSight to send your drive summaries to them automatically after each drive.
- They'll see: Focus Score, drive time, drift moments (including any marked "probably a phone"), and replays rebuilt from head and eye numbers.
- They won't see: video, photos, or where you drove. None of that is recorded.
- Drives are encrypted on this phone. Only your family's devices can read them, not AutoSight.
- This phone can send drives but can't change or delete one that's already been sent.
- You can turn it off any time in Settings, and your family will see that it stopped.
Share your drives with your driving school?
Your instructor invited you to share your AutoSight drives, so lessons can focus on what actually happens when you drive.
- Your instructor will see: Focus Score, drive time, drift moments (including any marked "probably a phone"), and replays rebuilt from head and eye numbers.
- They won't see: video, photos, where you drove, or anything your family's view shows about the camera or its power.
- The school gets its own encrypted copy. Your family sync, if you use it, isn't affected.
- You can stop sharing any time in Settings, and your instructor will see that you stopped.
Step 1 of 2
Look at the road.
Look straight ahead through the windshield, the way you normally drive.
Drive in progress
Help us measure AutoSight on real faces.
A voice tells you where to look. A rising tone means go, a falling tone means come back to the road. AutoSight records only numbers (head angle, eye direction, eye closure) with what you were asked to do, then shows how it scored. No video or photos are saved.
- Sit in a parked car, or at a desk with the phone where a dash mount would be.
- Turn the sound on.
- Follow the tones. Don't try to beat the test: natural glances make better data.
Step 1
Get ready
Face: searching
How AutoSight did
- Long glances caught
- 0/0
- Alert delay past 2 s
- n/a
- Quick glances left alone
- 0/0
- Eyes closed caught
- 0/0
- Frames matched
- n/a
- Face found
- n/a
Each glance
The file holds a few thousand rows of numbers and your condition checkboxes. Nothing in it can show your face. Send it to torben@driveautosight.com.
Drive summary
- Drive
- 0:00
- Drift moments
- 0
- Longest
- 0.0 s
- Quick glances
- 0
- Drowsy alerts
- 0
- Tracking lost
- 0 s
Timeline
Moment Replay
Shaded: attention off the road. Red line: alert. No video is ever recorded.
Sends a link with this drive's numbers and replays. No video or location. Open the family view