Ditherway

A real first-person racer – built for Apple Watch from the ground up.

Ditherway puts you behind the wheel of a sports car in pure 1-bit style: crisp lines, dithered shading and bold color themes, like a vintage monochrome screen come to life. The windshield fills the top of the watch, the dashboard with speedometer, rev counter and steering wheel fills the bottom. Turn the Digital Crown to steer. That's it – just you, the road and the clock.

ONE NEW ROAD EVERY DAY
Every day at midnight a brand-new road appears. Drive it as many times as you like and shave off tenths. Tomorrow there's a new one. Every road you've driven stays in the list with your record, so you can always go back.

RACE YOUR OWN GHOST
Your best run comes back as a ghost car that drives beside you. A marker on the dashboard shows whether you're ahead or behind, and the clock lights up when you're beating your record.

A WORLD ON YOUR WRIST
• 26 environments: country roads, dense forests, coastlines with palms, deserts at night, neon cities, snowy mountains, wind plains, highways, volcanoes and more
• 45 hand-tuned color themes – each day gets its own
• Rain with wipers, fog, snowstorms, sandstorms and thunder
• Jumps over rivers, tunnels, hairpin serpentines, icy stretches, railroad crossings with passing freight trains and low-flying jets
• Traffic with cars, trucks, buses, vans, motorcycles and police cars with flashing lights
• A working rear-view mirror that shows the road behind you
• Turbo pickups, near-miss boosts and a wrench that fixes a cracked windshield

FEELS LIKE A CAR
Turn the key and hear the starter crank and the engine catch. Synthesized engine sound, countdown beeps and sirens. Haptic taps on your wrist at every checkpoint, crash and warning. Hold your finger on the screen to brake; the throttle takes care of itself.

GLANCE AT TODAY'S ROAD
Add the complication to your watch face to see whether today's road is waiting – or what time you set.

MADE FOR THE WATCH
No phone needed, no account, no ads, no tracking. A run takes about two minutes – the perfect break.

Five crashes and your windshield is gone. How fast can you drive today's road?