Upload your engine noise or vehicle sound recording and let AI analyze possible mechanical causes. For a deeper diagnosis, add your OBD-II fault code and combine two signals: what your car sounds like and what your computer reports.
A mechanic listens to the sound. A scanner reads the code. Carithm brings both together.
Record a noise from your engine, upload a clip, and get possible causes. Have an OBD-II code? Add it to combine both signals.
Carithm provides possible causes and diagnostic guidance. Always confirm repairs with a qualified technician.
Start testing today as a driver. Partner with us if you want to bring AI diagnostics into your workshop, fleet, or automotive product.
Drivers or dispatch record a noise the moment it's noticed. No app rollout — it runs in the browser they already have.
Give advisors a quick starting point on a noise complaint before committing a bay and a technician's hour to it.
Check trade-ins and incoming inventory for developing mechanical noise before a car goes on the lot.
Spot developing issues on high-turnover vehicles before the next customer does.
Three steps, done from a phone or a service desk.
Capture the noise close to its source. Add an OBD-II code too, if one's available — it's optional but sharpens the read.
The recording is compared against known mechanical sound patterns, alongside the code if one was provided.
Likely causes, an urgency read, and what to check first — before shop time gets committed to it.
Carithm combines acoustic AI with OBD-II intelligence — giving automotive businesses a new way to triage vehicle problems faster.
AI can analyze vehicle sounds and combine them with OBD-II information to suggest possible causes. It is designed to help identify likely issues faster, but final repairs should always be confirmed by a qualified mechanic.
AI can analyze vehicle sound patterns and suggest possible causes. Carithm combines sound analysis with optional OBD-II information to provide additional context.
Upload a recording of the sound and Carithm will analyze the audio to identify possible mechanical causes and recommended checks.
Yes. Since it runs in any browser with no installation, dispatch staff, drivers, or technicians at any location can record and submit a sound the same way — wherever your operation is based.
It narrows the range of likely causes. Many mechanical noises — worn belts, bearing wear, suspension knock — never trigger a fault code, so sound alone often has to do the work. When a code is available, cross-referencing it against the sound gives a tighter, more specific read than either signal on its own.
No. The diagnoser runs directly in a browser on any phone, tablet, or desktop — nothing to install or roll out across a team.
The underlying tool works for either, but this page and workflow are set up for teams — fleets, workshops, dealerships, and rental operators — who are triaging noise complaints across more than one vehicle.
It's built around mainstream makes and models used worldwide. If you run a specific fleet mix and want to check fit before rolling it out, reach out and we'll take a look.
The diagnoser is currently free to use. If you're looking at consistent, higher-volume use across a fleet or multiple branches, contact us directly and we'll talk through what that looks like.