Watching when
you're not.
A door opened. The car started. It moved. HALO puts what happened to your car into plain words, with a time and a place, and keeps the whole story in one history on your phone.
One system,
not five boxes.
New cars come with an app that knows the car. Owners of the cars we love get a drawer of gadgets instead: a tracker here, a dongle there, a separate app for each. None of them talk to each other, and none of them tell you the whole story.
HALO turns the screen already in your dash into the smartest system in your car. It reads your car directly, so the history it keeps is the car's own: doors, ignition, movement, trips.
- A separate tracker to buy and hide
- A separate app for each gadget
- Location without the car’s side of the story
- Alerts with no context
- History scattered across apps
- Nothing on the screen in your dash
- Status from your phone
- Door and ignition events
- Where it was last parked
- Alerts in plain words
- Every trip, replayed
- One timeline for all of it
Status
at a glance.
Open your phone and see where your car stands. Where it's parked. When the ignition was last on. When HALO last heard from it. No walking out to the driveway to check.
Every door.
Every start.
Every move.
HALO records what happens to your car with a time and a place. Each event reads like a sentence, not a code. Scroll back through days and weeks. If something happened, you'll know what and when.
Alerts for
what matters.
You shouldn't have to go looking. HALO flags the events that matter (the car started, the car moved, a door opened) and keeps the rest quietly in the history. The important things rise to the top. Everything else stays on the record.
Honest about
when it's asleep.
Your head unit rests when the car is off, and HALO rests with it. So your phone always shows the last thing the car told it, with a “last seen” time, and you always know how fresh it is. The moment the car wakes up, HALO catches up and tells you anything that happened.
Your car,
fully awake.
The same awareness works for you behind the wheel. Signal, and the camera for that side comes up on screen. Open a door, and the screen says so. Your car knows what it's doing. Now the screen in your dash does too.
Built for the
cars we love.
HALO starts with the 2014–2023 Infiniti Q50 and grows car by car, alongside the owners who drive them. Each new car is tested by people who own one before it's called supported. Slower than claiming everything. Better for you.
Your car,
in your pocket.
The HALO phone dashboard opens in your browser. No app store, nothing to install on your phone. Add it to your home screen and it behaves like an app. Built for one hand: big targets, a dark high-contrast look, and only what you need.
Home is a full-screen dark map with your car on it. Below, a panel for each part of HALO. No clutter. No ads. No upsell banners.
Status, last-parked spot, trips
Every event, with a time and a place
Digital cluster themes
Maps and navigation
Your car's story
is yours.
Where your car goes and when is personal. HALO treats it that way. You sign in with a link to your email, with no password to leak. Your account sees your car and nobody else's. No shared dashboards, no social features, no selling your data.
- Encrypted in transit and at rest
- Your account sees only your car
- Email sign-in link, no passwords stored
- Your data is never sold
- Hosted on SOC 2 compliant infrastructure
Questions.
Wake up
your car.
Early access opens with the Infiniti Q50. G-Series owners first.