The world's first standalone Android racing game you steer with your bare hands. No wheel. No touch. No tilt. No headset. No cloud.
* Free while we're in beta. One day we'll charge — and it will always be a fraction of a headset. Never a fortune.
Apple Vision Pro ~₹2,88,700 (import — not sold in India) · Meta Quest 3 ~₹69,990 · Samsung Galaxy XR ~₹67,000 · WICKFURY — the phone already in your pocket
On-device AI hand tracking, engineered to a sub-100ms hand-to-car budget. Your camera never leaves your phone. The same engine underneath every game we ship — and every device we come for next.
Your front camera. Your CPU. Your battery. The video never leaves your device — hand tracking happens on the phone, so nothing is uploaded and nothing is stored. In single player the game never touches the internet at all.
Cross that and your hand and the car stop feeling like the same thing. It's the number every design decision answers to. No round trip to a server can hit it — which is exactly why we don't make one.
We call it Hand of God. It drives the racer today — and it's the same engine behind the gym, the cricket game and the shooter we're building next. Eventually: your phone, your TV, your car.
Steer a hypercar with your bare hands. Three worlds, five AI rivals, 2-player online, garage tuning. Free while we're in beta.
Console-grade rebuild in Unreal Engine 5.8. Photoreal Manali, Delhi, Dubai. Same gesture engine, cinematic fidelity. The plan: mobile keeps the free-in-beta game, Unreal targets desktop — console is the ambition beyond it.
Bowl with your real arm. Bat with a real swing. Broadcast-realistic T20 for a billion cricketers, on the phone they already own.
Full 3D shooter. Index finger = crosshair. Pinch pulls the trigger. Open palm reloads. Fist holds breath. Console-grade action without touching the glass.
Operate every part of your phone by gesture and voice. Open apps, make calls, type, scroll, adjust settings — never touch the screen. Multilingual on-device voice. Built for everyone who can't use a touchscreen. And everyone who shouldn't have to.
A gym and a runner you play with your whole body. No band, no watch, no weights — the camera counts every rep and checks your form. 11 exercises across 4 movement styles, with seated and wheelchair-playable modes built in from day one, not bolted on. Runs entirely on-device: the app ships with no internet permission at all.
Your TV. Your AC. Your fridge. Your car dashboard. Every screen and appliance in your home. One gesture layer, running on the camera each device already has. Because the future of natural input shouldn't cost ₹3 lakh.
Every one of the acts above started as someone's wish. Drop yours below and it goes straight into the roadmap poll — Founding 1000 votes decide what ships next.
Anonymous is fine. We read every one.
The first ones we're shipping — and a growing list of what comes next. Zero headsets, ever.
Permanent founder livery. Your name in the credits. A direct line to the developer. When the 1,000th person joins, this badge can never be earned again.
The world's first standalone Android racing game you steer with your bare hands
no wheel · no touch · no tilt · no headset · no cloud