Processed on the phone
Face tracking runs on the device. Each frame is analyzed in real time, then discarded.
Safety & privacy
What the camera sees stays on the phone.
A camera pointed at a driver has to earn trust. These are the commitments AutoSight is built around.
Privacy by design
Coach attention without recording anyone.
No video, ever
AutoSight doesn't record, save, or upload video or photos of anyone.
Only the numbers
The only thing that syncs is trip data, like scores, drift times, and drive times, so the family view works.
The family view
Patterns, never footage.
What the family view shows
- Focus Score for each drive
- Number and length of drift moments
- Drive date, time, and duration
What never exists
- Video recordings
- Photos of the driver
- Images of anyone's face
Responsible driver monitoring
Principles we build against.
Signal quality, built in
Every signal is scored for quality. When glare or sunglasses hide the eyes, AutoSight leans on the signals that stay clear instead of guessing.
Fewer false alarms
Mirror checks and blind-spot looks are good driving. Alerts are built around duration and sequence so they mean something when they happen.
Alerts that don't distract
One short chime, hands-free. Nothing to read or tap while the car is moving.
Data minimization
We collect the least data the product needs to work, and nothing that could reconstruct what the camera saw.
Coaching, not surveillance
The driver gets value first: feedback in the moment and a score to beat. Parents see trends, not a feed.
Not a substitute for driving well
AutoSight can't see the road and can't stop a crash. It helps build the habit of keeping eyes on the road.
Testing
Tested against the hard cases.
AutoSight's test protocol runs every build through scenarios with known answers. Testing happens in safe, controlled settings before real roads. Pilot drivers under 18 join with a parent or guardian, and no one is ever asked to drive distracted on purpose.
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False alerts and missed drift
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How fast the alert arrives
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Glasses, sunglasses, and partly hidden eyes
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Bright sun, low light, and night
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Different phones, mounts, and camera angles
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Battery use and phone heat
Questions about your data?
Read the full privacy policy, or ask us directly.