Why we started
It is where you think, argue, sing, take the call you’ve been avoiding, and drive someone home. It is also the one space in your life where none of that is kept, and where the software was chosen by whoever built the vehicle.
We started Waybox because that seemed backwards.
What we believe
Your assistant should belong to you, not to your car.
You’ll change cars. You’ll rent one. You’ll ride in someone else’s. What you’ve built up shouldn’t stay behind in a vehicle you sold.
Recording is not remembering.
A dashcam gives you a hard drive. We’re building something that gives you the moment — the turn, the conversation, the light on the water — without making you go looking for it.
Nothing leaves without you.
A device with a camera and a microphone in your car has to earn its place. We design for the assumption that you’ll ask hard questions about what it keeps, and we intend to have good answers.
Where this goes
Cars are slowly taking over the driving. As they do, the seat stops being a control station and starts being a room — somewhere you work, rest, talk, and watch the world go past.
Vehicles will keep changing. What we’re building is meant to outlast any one of them.
Team
Waybox was founded in Silicon Valley by a team with backgrounds in voice AI, edge computing, and consumer hardware. We’re based in Silicon Valley.
We’re hiring.
Hardware, embedded, and the people who’ll make this thing feel alive.
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