Zivv OS is more than a dashboard — it is a platform. Here is how third-party developers are building the future of two-wheeled software.
When Apple launched the App Store in 2008, the iPhone went from being a remarkable phone to being an infinite platform. Zivv OS is our bet that the same transformation is about to happen to vehicles.
At launch, Zivv OS ships with 14 first-party applications covering navigation, battery health, ride analytics, V2G management and over-the-air firmware updates. The Zivv Developer SDK exposes a sandboxed API layer giving developers access to sensor data, display real-estate, and haptic feedback without compromising safety-critical systems.
The first cohort of third-party apps is extraordinary. A route-planning app that factors in real-time pothole density using crowdsourced suspension telemetry. A riding coach that analyses lean angle, throttle input and braking efficiency after every ride.
Zivv OS updates ship silently, overnight, over-the-air. Your vehicle improves while you sleep. This is the future of mobility software — not a touchscreen bolted to a motorcycle, but a living platform that grows with you.
"The most important component in a Zivv vehicle is the one you cannot see in a spec sheet: the operating system." — CTO, Zivv