The first sketches
Working out how motorsport engineering knowledge and AI could make car diagnostics easier to understand.
Car diagnostics that are easier to understand.
Built independently in the UAE.
Free for every driver.
Finding out what’s wrong with your car usually means depending on someone else to tell you.
Diagnostic fees add up, and repair quotes can be hard to read. We think drivers deserve a clearer starting point.
Carithm listens to the sounds your car makes and turns them into plain-language insights, combining mechanical engineering with acoustic AI.
“I’ve been into motorsport engineering for as long as I can remember. At 17 I started building Carithm because I thought finding out what’s wrong with a car could be a lot less confusing.”
Originally from Kolkata, Shaunauk now lives in the UAE, where he studies mechanical engineering and builds Carithm alongside his degree.
Carithm launched in 2025 and has stayed independent since, with no outside funding. Today it helps over 10,000 drivers a month, and it’s still a one-person project.
It began with a simple question: why is it so hard for a car owner to find out what’s wrong with their own car?
Working out how motorsport engineering knowledge and AI could make car diagnostics easier to understand.
Predictive tools built for UAE service centers, modelling part wear in Middle Eastern heat.
Carithm moves from service-center work to a free platform for individual drivers.
Still independent, still one founder, still improving the tools.
Press, partnerships, service center integrations, or feedback on the tools.
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