Pre-release • Early access forming now

Wireless vehicle telemetry
built for real gauges.

TelemIQ is a modular platform: an OBD gateway that broadcasts telemetry to multiple wireless gauge nodes and dashboards. No phone-first limitations — just clean, fast data where you want it.

Multi-display
Many screens, one gateway
Telemetry speed
Low-latency updates
Modular
Pods → dashboards
TelemIQ at a glance
Gateway + nodes + dashboards
Update rate Up to 100 Hz
Simultaneous displays 10-15+ connections
Vehicle metrics 32 configurable PIDs
Use cases Street • Track • Tuning
This page is a “pre-release home” for brand, updates, and early access signup.
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Built by enthusiasts who care about signal quality.
Focused on clean telemetry pipelines, reliable in-vehicle behavior, and displays that feel like real gauges.
Principle
Low-latency first
Principle
Multi-display by design
Principle
Modular ecosystem
Principle
Vehicle-safe hardware

Features that matter in the driver’s seat

TelemIQ focuses on the practical stuff: fast updates, readable screens, configurable layouts, and an ecosystem that can grow.

Adaptive polling

100 Hz native CAN, 10 Hz OBD-II fallback. Fast where it counts.

10-15+ simultaneous displays

One gateway powers multiple displays—round pods, dash panels, or both.

Touch UI + profiles

Capacitive touch displays. Street vs track layouts, thresholds, presets.

Cloud sync + tuner access

Live cloud streaming. Let your tuner monitor remotely in real-time.

Custom sensor expansion

Analog module for wideband, EGT, fuel pressure—fills gaps ECU doesn't report.

Stock + aftermarket ECUs

Works with factory OBD-II and standalone ECUs (Haltech, MegaSquirt, AEM, Link).

Technical specs

Real numbers, not marketing fluff. Built for enthusiasts who care about signal quality.

100 Hz
Native CAN
10 Hz
OBD-II fallback
10-15+
Simultaneous displays
32
Configurable PIDs
500 kbps
CAN bus speed
v3.0
BLE protocol

The TelemIQ ecosystem

A simple mental model: one broadcast station, many subscribers. Put telemetry on a round gauge, a center dash panel, or both—without juggling connections.

1) OBD Gateway
Plugs into the vehicle and broadcasts telemetry over BLE.
2) Gauge Nodes
Round wireless displays that subscribe to the signals they need.
3) Dashboards
Larger multi-metric panels for full cockpit telemetry views.
4) Analog Expansion Module
Custom sensor inputs (wideband, EGT, fuel pressure) via wireless or CAN.
5) Mobile App
iOS/Android companion for configuration, logging, and portable views.
Note: Feature scope is pre-release and will evolve as prototypes harden.
Why TelemIQ exists
A better alternative to phone-only workflows
The problem
Most OBD solutions assume one Bluetooth connection and one screen (your phone). That’s limiting when you want multiple gauges, a dedicated dash, or a cockpit that “just works.”
The approach
TelemIQ treats the gateway as a publisher and your displays as subscribers—so your screens aren’t competing for access.
The outcome
More flexible layouts, better readability, and telemetry that feels immediate.

Everything connects through one gateway

The OBD Gateway is the hub. It reads vehicle data and broadcasts to every subscriber simultaneously—no connection juggling, no bottlenecks.

Gauges
Wireless displays
Mobile
iOS & Android
Sensors
Analog expansion
Cloud
Sync & AI
TelemIQ ecosystem: OBD Gateway connects to External Gauges, Mobile App, Analog Sensors, and Cloud + AI

How it works

Straightforward setup. Expand over time.

Step 1
Plug in the gateway
OBD-II connection + telemetry publishing.

Step 2
Pair your displays
Gauge nodes subscribe to the signals they need (RPM, ECT, AFR, etc.).

Step 3
Choose layouts & alerts
Profiles, thresholds, and readable UI tuned for driving.
Early access expectations
  • Meaningful build updates (not noise)
  • Early hardware availability notices
  • Feedback loop for prioritized features
  • Vehicle/platform interest tracking
Pre-release note
Specs may evolve.
We’ll publish details as prototypes become production-ready.

Roadmap (pre-release)

This is a high-level plan to communicate direction without overpromising.

Phase 1
Foundation
  • OBD gateway + BLE v3.0
  • Round gauge displays
  • 32-PID telemetry bitmap
  • Multi-client connections
Phase 2
Layouts + alerts
  • Touch UI configuration
  • Per-PID thresholds
  • Street/track profiles
  • Multi-metric dashboards
Phase 3
Logging + Cloud
  • Session capture to SD/flash
  • Live cloud sync (Azure)
  • Remote tuner monitoring
  • Replay & export
Phase 4
Web + AI
  • Web portal (live traces)
  • AI-assisted diagnostics
  • DTC read/clear
  • OTA firmware updates

Join early access

Get notified when TelemIQ opens for testers and early hardware drops. No spam—only meaningful updates.

What we’ll ask (later)
Vehicle / platform + what you care about
So we can prioritize support and features that matter.
Waitlist opens when early access is ready. No spam, ever.

FAQ

Quick answers until docs and demos are live.

No. TelemIQ is a dedicated gateway that broadcasts to 10-15+ wireless displays simultaneously via BLE. Unlike phone apps that hog the single OBD connection, TelemIQ lets you build a multi-screen cockpit where each display subscribes only to the metrics it needs.

TelemIQ supports standard OBD-II PIDs (any 1996+ vehicle) plus manufacturer-specific PIDs for Ford, GM, Dodge, Mercedes, BMW, Toyota, and Honda. The 32-PID bitmap includes 16 standard, 8 manufacturer-specific, and 8 analog inputs for aftermarket sensors.

Pre-release with working prototypes. The gateway, BLE protocol (v3.0), gauge displays, and mobile app are in active development. We're validating hardware and refining the software stack before opening early access.

Yes. TelemIQ supports both stock OBD-II vehicles and popular standalone ECUs like Haltech, MegaSquirt, AEM, Link, and others via native CAN. Most gauges and loggers only support one or the other—TelemIQ is designed for both.

The analog expansion module handles that. It accepts standard sensor inputs (wideband O2, EGT, fuel pressure, oil pressure, etc.) and feeds them into the TelemIQ ecosystem via wireless or CAN—so your gauges display everything in one place.

Yes — the next step is enabling the waitlist form and collecting vehicle/platform interest. For now, use the contact email below if you want to be on the first wave.