ZeroCyl

Zero cylinders. All the thrill.

Electric cars are fast and silent — and miss the revs, the shifts and the crackle on overrun. ZeroCyl synthesizes 17 engines from your real speed in real time, and warns you of speed cameras ahead.

Works on phones, tablets and the Tesla browser

Engine sound that follows your foot

17 engines — American V8, V10, V12, flat-four and flat-six, turbo inline engines, rotary, diesel — synthesized from speed and acceleration, with shifts, overrun crackle and blow-off valves.

Speed-camera alerts

Fixed cameras, average-speed zones and live reports of mobile traps, with spoken alerts from 1 km. Your speed turns red when you are over. Taiwan, Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan, Singapore and the United States; data updated daily.

Know what is ahead

A large label says which kind of camera is ahead and flashes when it matters, the distance counts down, and the speed limit of your road sits next to your speed.

Cars, scooters and big bikes

Pick your vehicle: on a scooter, cameras on freeways, expressways and elevated roads stay quiet, and slow-lane limits apply.

Keeps going behind your navigation

The apps run in the background: navigation, music and a locked screen don’t stop the sound or the alerts, and music dips while an alert is spoken.

Free, no sign-up

Every feature is free, no account, no stored tracks. In 繁中, 简中, English, 日本語 and 한국어.

Where speed-camera alerts work

The engine sound works anywhere; speed-camera alerts cover these places for now. Japan and the United States are partial (community-tagged data). In the US everything switches to miles.

Sources and camera counts by region →

Four ways to start

Do not use your phone while driving. ZeroCyl is for entertainment; speed-camera alerts are a guide only — follow the signs on the road.