Final polish · launching soon
A fictional signal-scanner in your pocket. Sweep for part signals, pull Bodies, Engines, Transmissions and Wheels out of the noise, bolt them into cars — and put them on the start line.
Coming soon to Google Play
Every car in Carnetics is built from exactly four components. Your scanner finds them — signal by signal, drop by drop.
Component 1
The shell that gives your build its face. Every set has its own silhouette.
Component 2
The heart of the machine. Higher tiers pull harder off the line.
Component 3
Turns raw power into pace. The quiet difference-maker in a close race.
Component 4
Where it all meets the road. No wheels, no race — simple as that.
Collect a matching set, hit assemble, and roll a finished car into your garage. Race it in weekly cups, earn rewards, climb your team's leaderboard — then chase the next, rarer set.
Every part rolls a tier when it drops. Basic sets get you rolling — Legendary sets get you remembered.
Basic
Common
Uncommon
Rare
Epic
LegendaryCarnetics is built server-first: the things that matter are decided on our side, not inside a client anyone can tamper with.
Drops, races, currencies and rewards are all computed and verified server-side. Modified clients don't get modified results.
Minimal data collection, a full in-game account deletion flow, and a privacy policy written in plain language — no dark corners.
The signals are virtual; the world around you is real. The game reminds you every launch: clear space, firm grip, eyes up.
Carnetics players get their own dedicated lane: the in-game support desk. No email address to hunt down, nothing to explain twice — your ticket quietly carries your account context (never your personal details), and the team's reply is delivered straight to your in-game Cargo mailbox, like a parcel to your garage door.
One garage rule: never put personal information (name, address, phone, payment details) in a ticket — the desk doesn't need it, and it will remind you too.
Locked out of the game, privacy & data (KVKK) requests, business or press — tap the matching address and a draft opens in your own mail app, subject already filled. This website has no inbox and stores nothing: the only mailbox involved is yours.
Replies come from a human — the same one who built the game.