Shiro
She reads your car's own computer through a small plug-in reader and your phone, and tells you in plain words what's happening and why it matters. She does radio, maps, weather and a simulated cabin too — today as tabs in one phone app, thinking on a Shiro computer you own.
The design: five systems. Live on our real test car today: engine, emissions, electrical.
One brain. A screen for every job.
Shiro is one on-screen co-pilot: one brain and one name, with a uniform for each job. The mechanic comes first. Nothing she does reaches the wheel, the pedals or your car's settings. Pick a uniform below to see what she keeps track of there.
The cockpit — her phone app's home screen, pointed at your trip. It asks “Where to, boss?”, you pick a drive mode, and the radio, route and cabin are set in one tap (the cabin is simulated for now). Up top lives the emblem — and what you see in this card is the real thing, running right now: Little Shiro in her world, a ringed planet drifting past.
one tap sets up the whole trip
Reads the engine, emissions and electrical systems straight off the car's diagnostic port and checks them against the car's own baseline. On our real test car her alerts run quietly in the background — logged and graded before they're allowed to interrupt a driver.
three systems, one plain read
A radio with a DJ in it — presets, a live EQ, and a caption for every track it spins.
built to learn your taste — what you keep, what you skip
The sky, drawn live on screen — radar, the official forecast and its alerts, spelled out simply.
official alerts first, in words you can use
Turn-by-turn that grades its own arrival times against how your drives really go.
built to learn your roads, one graded trip at a time
Your usual temp, fan and seat, suggested for the weather outside. She suggests; nothing changes until you say so. Runs on a simulated cabin today.
built to learn your comfort, condition by condition
A supervised spot on your phone where invited outside AI agents can talk with you — voice out, under Shiro's house rules. You stay in charge and can end any session. So far it has only hosted test guests.
Shiro watches every guest line