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Cyberdash is the entertainment dash for your Tesla — CyberTube, Movies, TV Shows, IPTV, Music, Radio, Games, Mirroring, Speedo and your own apps, all inside the Tesla browser. Open https://cyberdash.net on the car screen — no extra hardware needed. Video and games live in that browser, and once you have PRO, Music and Radio follow you to your phone too.

Open the Tesla browser on the car screen and go to https://cyberdash.net — Sign up, and you're in. The dock at the bottom is your menu — every section lives there. One thing to know upfront: video while driving is a PRO feature, and please only watch when it's safe.

Tap Theater on the bottom bar to open Cyberdash in full screen. If nothing happens or an error appears, send support a screenshot and your Tesla model.

That's the live modal: "Available in Tesla Browser". CyberTube, Movies, TV Shows, IPTV, Games, Mirroring and Speedo are built for the screen in the car, so on a phone or laptop you see that message instead. Tap Got it, then open the same link on the Tesla display. You're not locked out of Cyberdash — those apps simply play in the cabin browser only.

With PRO, you can listen to Music and Radio on your phone. You can also open your profile and use the mobile Movies and TV Shows pages to add titles to your library for watching in Tesla. Use the same account on both devices. Videos and games play in the Tesla browser. With Mirroring, your phone sends its screen to the car display.

Netflix, Disney+ and friends don't run as native Cyberdash apps on the front screen while driving — Tesla blocks those sites the usual way. What does play in the cabin: CyberTube (YouTube), IPTV, Movies, TV Shows, Games and Mirroring. Apps like Plex or Twitch are just websites in the Tesla browser, so they may pause when you drive. Movies is its own PRO section with films you add to your library — it's not Netflix. Watch only when it's safe.

Older Intel cabins are weaker than AMD / HW3, but Cyberdash still runs — YouTube, IPTV and Games stay watchable, there's just less headroom. If the browser dies completely, hold both Tesla scroll wheels to reboot the cabin computer. About twice a year it also helps to clear the Tesla browser cache — you'll sign in once more after that. To keep it smooth: drop the Quality, run Netcheck to see the real speed, and don't hang a giant IPTV playlist on a thin hotspot.

Yes. If Tesla gave the rear screen its own browser, just open https://cyberdash.net there — same login as the front. No address bar on the rear? The Theater YouTube app is still a browser. On the rear screen (or from the front Rear Screen app): Entertainment → Theater → YouTube. Tap the compass top left → Privacy Policy → scroll the footer → Google. Search cyberdash.net and open it — Tesla thinks you're still inside YouTube, so the picture stays on for passengers while driving. Tesla may ask to enable audio for the rear row — say yes if you want sound in the back. Want audio only in the back? On the front screen open YouTube, set audio to rear only, then open Cyberdash in the back. No rear screen at all, or no YouTube in Theater? We can't add a display Tesla didn't ship.

Tap your avatar on the home screen and sign in with your email and password. For phone login, choose Phone Login and follow the prompts. You can also create an account from the same form. Forgot your password? Tap Forgot Password? and enter your account email to receive a reset link.

Tap your avatar on the home screen, open your profile, and choose a language at the bottom of the settings. Your choice is saved to your account. Movie audio is selected separately: Preferred sets your preference when adding a movie, and Audio in the player switches between available tracks.