The workshop door, open a crack

Three tools
in closed beta.

ScreenTune and TouchTune ship today. These three don't yet: they're the next products, built on the same installer, and each one needs real cars before it's ready. Joining a list is free and commits you to nothing. Invites go out in small batches, matched to the car and firmware (v74.00.324A) each beta currently covers.

BETA/01 TrackTune A read-only logger for the car’s own telemetry (per-corner wheel speeds, RPM, yaw, 83 signals observed) with a glanceable track display on top. No phone, no dongle, nothing to mount. MX-5 first. Request an invite → BETA/02 AA Touch Gives Android Auto the touchscreen Mazda never connected: tap the map, swipe a list, type an address on the same glass CarPlay already uses. Factory or retrofit AA. Request an invite → BETA/03 Hotkeys Turns the mute button into a real CarPlay play/pause (stock, it silences the amp while the podcast keeps playing) and opens the head unit’s key map for remapping. The earliest beta of the three. Request an invite →

Already shipping: ScreenTune, the prepared USB that speeds up the factory screen, and TouchTune, the free, open-source touch-while-driving script.