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Dash Scan

Photograph your dashboard and our AI instantly identifies warning symbols, reads fault codes, and tells you what to do next.

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Upload your dashboard photo

Dashboard warning lights example
Dashboard warning lights example
Dashboard warning lights example

Drop your dashboard photo here, or click to upload

JPG, PNG, WEBP — up to 20 MB

Point your camera at the warning light on your dashboard, or upload a photo of your OBD reader.

Why drivers use this

The problem

A warning light appears on your dashboard and you are not sure whether it is safe to drive, how urgent it is, or what a garage visit might cost.

If you ignore it

Driving with the wrong fault can mean breakdown, bigger repair bills, or insurance issues if the vehicle is unsafe. Guessing wastes time at the wrong garage.

What we do

Photograph your dashboard or OBD reader screen and get an instant AI read: symbol names, fault codes, urgency, and sensible next steps before you book.

Why use Dash Scan

  • Engine or EML light just came on

    Understand severity and whether you should stop driving.

  • Multiple symbols after starting

    Identify each light and see which matter most.

  • OBD scanner showing P-codes

    Plain-English meaning and typical fix paths.

  • Pre-MOT worry about a light

    Triage before paying for a diagnostic session.

  • Used car with an unknown warning

    Quick triage before you commit to a purchase.

UK driver patterns

Drivers who scan before bookingGrowing
Typical turnaroundMinutes
Cheaper than emergency call-outOften

Dash Scan FAQ

Not sure what the light means?

Try asking: