01Music + calls
Your music. Your calls. Your hands on the bars.
The Dash Pro puts the soundtrack of the ride on the display - and the buttons for it under your thumb. Your phone stays where it belongs: in your pocket, all day.

02The old ritual
Stopping a ride to skip a song.
Every rider knows it. The playlist turns on you mid-trail, and there are two options: pull over and dig the phone out, or ride one-handed and hope. Gloves off, pocket, unlock, squint, tap, pocket, gloves back on. All of that for one song - and the moment is gone by the time you’re moving again.
The Dash Pro ends that. Everything happens on the handlebars: the track and cover art on the display, skip and volume on the bar buttons, your phone untouched from the first corner to the last.
03Now playing
See it. Skip it. Turn it up.
Glance down and the display shows what’s playing - the track, the cover, how far in you are. Tap skip when a song doesn’t match the trail. Hold a bar button and the volume rises to meet the wind.
Works with the player you already use. Music and call control on the display is for iPhone today; the full app runs on iPhone and Android.

04Calls, handled
See who it is. Decide from the bars.
A call comes in and the display shows the name. Answer it or decline it without touching the phone - and end it the same way when the story’s finished. Audio stays in your own headset.

05Answers
Questions riders ask.
Does it work with my music app?
Yes - it mirrors whatever is playing on the phone, complete with cover art, from any player you already use.
Which phones are supported?
The full app runs on iPhone and Android. Music and call control on the display itself works with iPhone today.
Where does the sound come from?
Your own headset or helmet audio, exactly as before. The display is the remote control, not the speaker.
Can I answer calls while riding?
You can see who’s calling and answer, decline or end from the display or the bar buttons - no phone, no gloves off.
The soundtrack, without the stops.
Music and calls on the bars - and your phone in your pocket until the ride is done.
