Mount your phone
Set it in a dash or vent mount facing the driver and start a drive before you pull out. No wiring, no extra camera.
Product
An attention coach for new drivers.
AutoSight turns the phone on your dash into a real-time attention coach. When a driver's eyes stay off the road for more than two seconds, a quick chime brings them back. It never records video.
Pilot enrolling nowiPhone and AndroidNo extra hardware
How it works
Mount it. Drive. Get a little better every trip.
Step 1
Step 2
AutoSight notices drift
The front camera follows eyes, eyelids, and head position. Sustained off-road attention or drowsy eyes trigger a short chime. Mirror checks don't.
Step 3
Review the drive
After you park, see a Focus Score and a timeline of drift moments. Patterns, not footage.
The interface
Calm when you're focused. Clear when you're not.
Features
Everything it needs. Nothing it doesn't.
Real-time drift alerts
Knows when eyes are forward, down, left, or right, and chimes when they stay off the road for more than two seconds.
Drowsiness alerts
Watches for long blinks and drooping eyelids. In NHTSA's 100-Car study, drowsy driving was linked to four to six times the crash and near-crash risk.[2]
Built for real conditions
Glasses, glare, night driving, and different mounts. AutoSight combines eyes, head, hands, and posture, so one weak signal doesn't end tracking.
Focus Score
One simple score after every drive, so progress is easy to see and easy to talk about.
Drive timeline
See when drift happened and for how long, without a single frame of video.
Family view
Trip summaries and trends for parents. Patterns, never footage.
Why new drivers
Attention habits form early.
Per mile driven, drivers ages 16 to 19 have a fatal crash rate almost three times that of drivers 20 and older.[4] In an analysis of nearly 1,700 teen crash videos, distraction was a factor in 58% of moderate-to-severe crashes.[3]
At 45 mph, two seconds covers 132 feet of road.
Coaching, not surveillance
A coach for the driver. Peace of mind for the family.
For drivers
A calm chime in the moment and a score to beat next time. No video of you, anywhere.
For parents
Trip summaries you can read in 30 seconds. Something real to talk about, without reviewing footage.
For driving schools
An objective record of attention between lessons, on the phones students already carry.
Questions
Good questions, straight answers.
No. The camera feed is analyzed on your phone in real time and never saved or uploaded. AutoSight keeps trip data like scores and drift times, not footage.
No. Just your phone and a mount that holds it facing the driver.
Phone and mounting laws vary by state. Set AutoSight up while parked, mount the phone where your state allows, and don't handle it while the car is moving.
Yes. When dark lenses or low light hide the eyes, AutoSight reads head position, hand position, posture, and screen light instead. Very dark cabins are the hardest case for any phone camera, and AutoSight shows on the trip summary when tracking was limited.
No app can do that. AutoSight is a coaching tool that helps new drivers build the habit of keeping their eyes on the road. It's not a substitute for attentive, lawful driving.
AutoSight is designed as a coach. Drivers get a quick nudge in the moment and a score to beat next time, and there's no footage for anyone to comb through.
Pilot families get early access. We'll share pricing with them before general release.
Testing starts in safe, controlled settings before any testing on real roads. We'll explain exactly how the pilot works before it opens, and drivers under 18 join with a parent or guardian.
Pilot program
Join the AutoSight pilot.
We're recruiting families, new drivers, and driving instructors to test AutoSight and tell us what works. Pilot members get early access and a direct line to the founder.
Under 18? Ask a parent or guardian to sign up for you.