Safety and intended use

Waygo is a handheld navigation HUD for adult riders of bikes and motorcycles. It is meant to sit in your periphery and show the next cue so your phone can stay pocketed.

It is not a replacement for mirrors, lights, a horn, or looking at the road. It is not a medical, emergency, or vehicle-control device.

Keep your eyes on the road. Glance at the display the way you would glance at a speedometer. Do not stare at the screen, type on your phone, or adjust mounts in moving traffic.

Cues can be late, missing, or wrong. Road work, GPS drift, a dead battery, a dropped Bluetooth link, or a firmware update can interrupt guidance. Ride as if the device might go blank.

Follow traffic law where you ride. Local rules may restrict screens on handlebars or in a rider’s line of sight. You are responsible for a legal, secure mount.

Charge with USB-C using a suitable cable. Do not open the enclosure or modify the electronics. Keep the unit away from extreme heat, and do not use a cracked or swollen device.

Pair only with the official Waygo app. Install firmware we publish. Third-party firmware or jailbreaks can make the device unsafe or unusable.

These products are not directed at children. Do not let a child operate the device as a toy. If a condition or medication affects your attention, do not use a HUD as a reason to ride.

Safety questions or a defective unit: hello@sthalabs.com.