Pure Dash Car Launcher
A calm dashboard for your car's head unit
Stock head-unit home screens are cluttered and hard to read while driving. Pure Dash replaces them with a big clock, GPS speed, one-tap apps and full music controls, in three simple zones.
- Android head units and car stereos, Android 6.0+
- Car head unit screens
- Dark, Light, Sports and Photo
- Anonymous, opt-out analytics
Built for the road, not for a phone
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Read it in a glance
A large clock and a live GPS speedometer in km/h or mph, set in high-contrast type you can read at arm's length.
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Swipe, don't aim
Swipe left for the app drawer, right to come home and up for settings. No small buttons to hunt for on the move.
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Quick Apps, one tap away
Pin your most-used apps to a large grid on the home screen, with a searchable drawer for everything else.
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Music that follows you
Album art and driver-sized controls for Spotify, Bluetooth audio or any media app, plus a floating mini-player over maps.
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Make it yours
Dark, Light, Sports and Photo themes, an accent colour for the whole launcher, and your own car logo beside the clock.
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Day and night brightness
Separate day and night levels that switch automatically at local sunrise and sunset.
Inside Pure Dash
Now Playing. Album art, track and artist from any media app, with transport controls sized for driving.
Floating player. A mini-player that sits over maps and other apps, and remembers where you left it.
App drawer. Every app, A to Z, with search that filters as you type.
Gestures. Swipe left for apps, right for home and up for settings.
Themes. Dark, Light, Sports and Photo themes, with an accent colour for the whole launcher.
Photo theme. Your own wallpaper behind translucent cards, dimmed so everything stays legible.
System. System shortcuts, day and night brightness, and live memory and storage.
Questions drivers ask
Will Pure Dash work on my head unit?
Pure Dash runs on Android head units and car stereos running Android 6.0 or newer. It is designed for the wide landscape screens in car head units, so it fits the dashboard rather than looking like a stretched phone app.
What happens if my head unit has no GPS?
The speedometer hides itself on devices without a GPS provider. Everything else keeps working, and day and night brightness falls back to fixed times.
What data does Pure Dash collect?
Analytics are anonymous and you can switch them off. They never include app names, searches or locations. Crash reporting is also opt-out.