Try it
The controller’s own firmware, compiled to run in your browser. Not a demonstration of what the device does — it is the device’s code, rendering the frames it would send to your strips.
Loading the car…
Drag to rotate
Car
Where each strip is fitted
Power
Vehicle data
2,500 rpm
80 km/h · 50 mph
Loading the dashboard… the controller is already running — it is what is lighting the car.
The configuration app that ships on the device, running unmodified against the firmware driving the car above. Every setting you change is written to the same settings tree a real controller keeps.
Patterns that follow the car
Rainbow Road, Bar Graph read a live value. Set their data source in the app below; on the car that value comes off your CAN bus — engine speed, road speed, throttle, boost, whatever your car broadcasts.
What a browser can’t do
This is the controller’s firmware, so the lighting behaves exactly as it will on the car. The parts of it that reach for hardware need the hardware to be there.
- The car’s data
- Patterns that follow a live value read engine speed, road speed, throttle or boost off the CAN bus. Here you set that value yourself and watch the lighting answer.
- Bluetooth
- Pairing a phone to the controller happens over a radio. The controller you buy is configured from the phone app or over USB-C; this page stands in for both.
- Power to the strips
- The controller switches the supply feeding your strips and measures what the rail is doing. Nothing here is drawing current, so there is nothing to switch or measure.
- Which LEDs you fitted
- On the car the controller matches its timing and colour handling to the strips wired to it. Here the picture is drawn on screen, so it shows the pattern rather than a particular strip.