Real-time road detection
The in-house AYNI AI and AYNI Pro AI models — trained on real dashcam driving — spot people, cars, buses, motorcycles, bicycles, traffic lights and stop signs, about 20 times a second.
عيني · Your eye on the road
AYNI turns your iPhone into a real-time driving assistant and smart dashcam. Everything runs on-device — no cloud, no account, and your footage never leaves your phone.
What AYNI does
The in-house AYNI AI and AYNI Pro AI models — trained on real dashcam driving — spot people, cars, buses, motorcycles, bicycles, traffic lights and stop signs, about 20 times a second.
Spoken warnings when a person or vehicle gets dangerously close, escalating to “Brake!” — speed-gated so it only speaks when it matters. English, French and Arabic.
A rolling buffer keeps the last ~20 seconds. One tap saves the clip with the date and time burned into the video, plus a GPS and detections report.
A Tesla-style live scene: your car on a virtual road with detected traffic placed by real distance estimation — one camera, no LiDAR.
A split view with a proximity beeper that beeps faster as obstacles get closer — like built-in parking sensors.
Live GPS speed with drift filtering — it reads 0 when you’re stopped — plus heading, distance-aware highlighting, tap-to-focus, front or back camera, full-screen mode.
All AI runs on the Apple Neural Engine, on your phone — AYNI is designed to minimize data collection. No cloud processing, no account. Your footage never leaves your iPhone.
Real-time detection
AYNI’s in-house models — AYNI AI and AYNI Pro AI, trained on real dashcam driving data — run FP16 on the Apple Neural Engine with automatic thermal pacing, so detection stays smooth and heat stays under control on long drives.
Smart dashcam
While you drive, AYNI quietly keeps the last ~20 seconds in a rolling buffer. Tap Record Incident and that clip is saved with the date and time burned into the video — updating every second — plus a JSON report of your GPS track, speed and everything the AI saw.
Virtual View
Flip to a Tesla-style live scene: your car on a virtual road, with the traffic around you placed by real distance estimation — from a single camera, no LiDAR needed. Per-object tracking keeps every car, bike and pedestrian moving smoothly, right where it actually is.
Voice co-pilot
If a person or vehicle gets dangerously close, AYNI says so — calmly first, escalating to “Brake!” when it’s urgent. Alerts are speed-gated, so it stays quiet while you crawl through traffic and speaks up at speed. The whole app is trilingual, including full right-to-left Arabic.
How it works
Put your iPhone in a windshield or dash mount, rear camera facing the road.
AYNI watches ahead, tracks distances and speaks up when something gets dangerously close.
One tap keeps the last ~20 seconds as a time-stamped clip — in Photos and the Gallery.
Privacy & tech
There is no server side. AYNI is a native iOS app whose AI runs entirely on the Apple Neural Engine — which is exactly why it can be this private.
Every frame is analyzed on your iPhone’s Neural Engine, in real time.
Nothing is uploaded. Footage and location never leave the device.
No sign-up, no profile, minimal data by design. Install and drive.
English, French and Arabic — interface and voice, including RTL.
FAQ
AYNI is built for long drives: the models run FP16 on the Neural Engine, and automatic thermal pacing eases the scan rate before the phone gets hot. Like any app that keeps the camera and GPS running, it does work the phone hard — for multi-hour trips we recommend a car charger and a mount with some airflow.
They’re estimates from a single camera, and lighting, weather and mounting all affect them. AYNI is a driver assistance aid — it does not replace attentive driving, and you should never rely on it as your only safety measure. Eyes on the road, always.
They stay on your iPhone — clips are saved to Photos and to AYNI’s in-app Gallery. There is no cloud processing and no account. AYNI is designed to minimize data collection — most core processing happens on-device.
English, French and Arabic — both the interface and the voice alerts, with full right-to-left support for Arabic.
AYNI requires iOS 17 or later. It runs its AI on the Apple Neural Engine, so it works best on recent iPhones — the newer the chip, the faster and cooler it runs.
No. Detection, voice alerts and recording all run fully offline, and GPS speed works without a data connection too. Nothing about AYNI needs a network.