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Hey Auto Vercel App: Play Link & Mobile UI

The hey auto vercel app query identifies the Vercel entry for Hey Auto — ഹേ ഓട്ടോ, a Kochi auto-rickshaw driving game. AINavly’s Vercel discovery guide examines its landscape interface and deployment state. We found that the Vercel entry could not load its assets, then followed the game-linked creator profile to a working Cloudflare build and captured actual gameplay.

Hey Auto driving scene with auto-rickshaw, minimap, speedometer and passenger request
Actual gameplay at the creator-linked Cloudflare address: a driving scene with speed, minimap and an incoming passenger request. Landscape browser viewport, October 26, 2026.

Why inspect this web game project?

Hey Auto places a driving scene behind several familiar objects: a meter, a dashboard gauge, a minimap and a mounted phone. Those elements turn a browser canvas into a recognisable driver workspace. This project is worth inspecting for its control layout and local identity, alongside the practical distinction between a visible page and a successfully loaded game.

A page response is not a working game build

The Vercel URL returned the game’s title and instructions, but its referenced assets under /heyauto/assets/ returned 404. Without the stylesheet and JavaScript, the entry looked like plain text and the start button remained disabled.

The game links to an Instagram profile that publishes hey-auto.pages.dev/heyauto/. That deployment loaded the styled entry, enabled Start shift and rendered the town. We retain the Vercel search identity while providing the creator-linked route that actually worked during the review.

A driver workspace inside the browser

The running game overlays the road with an earnings panel, minimap, speedometer, fare meter and phone-shaped passenger display. The phone panel showed a named pickup request and its distance; the earnings panel distinguished rent from fares and net progress.

These are more than decorative labels: they organize what the player is meant to notice while driving. Our screenshot documents the displayed state, not verified fare calculations or a completed service run.

Landscape layout, touch controls and desktop input

The published phone controls use steering arrows on one side and GAS/BRAKE pedals on the other. The pause control groups camera, radio, weather, time and settings. A portrait notice asks for sideways orientation.

The page also documents keyboard controls, and we used W and C successfully in an 844 × 390 landscape viewport. This gives a useful view of the scene at phone-like dimensions without claiming that an actual touchscreen or every mobile browser was tested.

Local identity and adjustable presentation

The title pairs Hey Auto with Malayalam lettering. The game describes Kochi and shows Malayalam dialogue with Manglish transliteration and English. Its pause panel offers dialogue choices alongside graphics and HUD controls.

We selected the small HUD option and tested the rain and camera controls. The rain action produced a monsoon notice. A station label appeared in the radio interface, but neither audio delivery nor every weather/time combination was verified.

An optional room-based social layer

The published Auto stand interface offers create/join codes and advertises up to five drivers sharing a town session. Nearby text chat and microphone controls are also present in the page.

That layer was outside our actual play test. We did not create a room or enable the microphone. For this project profile, a tested single-player scene and an advertised social feature remain different evidence categories.

How to start your first Hey Auto session

  1. Recognize the requested Vercel page, then read the current access note before opening the game.
  2. Follow the creator-linked Cloudflare play address and wait for the town to finish loading.
  3. Use landscape orientation on a phone; select Start shift when enabled.
  4. Inspect the phone request panel and earnings HUD while making a short drive.
  5. Pause and adjust HUD size to compare how much of the scene remains visible.
  6. Try camera and weather controls individually; leave room and voice features for a separate test.

Hey Auto mobile and keyboard controls

The table summarizes the app’s published help. Keyboard acceleration, camera and rain were tested; touch and gamepad input were not.

Input or featurePublished control
Mobile steeringLeft / right buttons shown in the published interface
Mobile pedalsGAS to accelerate; BRAKE to brake and reverse
Mobile pauseCamera, radio, rain, time and settings
Keyboard drivingW / S: throttle, brake and reverse; A / D: steer
Keyboard actionsSpace: hand brake; H: horn; C: camera
Weather and pauseR: monsoon rain; P or Esc: pause

Real screenshots: running game and Vercel loading state

The running-scene captures below are from the creator-linked Cloudflare deployment, not the broken Vercel resource path. No gameplay images were generated.

Hey Auto Chaya break pause panel showing HUD, graphics and dialogue settings
Actual pause/settings screen at the working play address. HUD-size adjustment was tested; multiplayer and microphone access were not.
Another actual Hey Auto driving camera view with road and dashboard overlays
Actual game capture after using the weather and camera controls. The game reported “Monsoon is here”; a completed passenger trip was not tested.
See the Vercel loading-failure reference
Unstyled Vercel entry showing game instructions and disabled Loading town button
Actual capture of the requested Vercel page while its game resources failed to load. This is a loading-failure reference, not a gameplay screenshot.

Hey Auto Vercel app FAQ

Which website does hey auto vercel app refer to?

It refers to https://hey-auto.vercel.app/, whose title is Hey Auto — ഹേ ഓട്ടോ. The working play deployment found through the game-linked creator profile is https://hey-auto.pages.dev/heyauto/.

Is the alternate play address supported by a creator link?

Yes. The game’s follow link opens @lukhman.designs on Instagram, and that profile publishes hey-auto.pages.dev/heyauto/. We verified the link in the visible profile and ran the game at that destination.

What caused the unstyled Vercel page?

The script and stylesheet referenced by that page returned 404 during our October 26, 2026 check. Missing game resources prevented the styled, running scene from appearing there.

Can I see actual screenshots rather than mockups?

Yes. The gameplay captures here come from the working creator-linked Cloudflare deployment at an 844 × 390 landscape browser viewport. The Vercel failure capture is labelled separately.

Is this a mobile-only game?

The page provides both phone controls and keyboard help. We tested keyboard-driven gameplay at phone-like dimensions; physical mobile-device behavior remains unverified.

Does the game have multiplayer?

A room-code Auto stand interface advertises up to five drivers, nearby chat and voice. We did not test a multi-user session.

Does a Vercel address mean Vercel made the game?

No authorship or endorsement by Vercel was established. The address identifies a deployment, while the game’s own follow link points to @lukhman.designs.

Sources & review scope

Checked October 26, 2026: the Vercel page and its resource URLs; the game-linked Instagram profile and its published play address; the working Cloudflare title screen; Start shift; acceleration with W; changing camera with C; pause; HUD size S; and monsoon rain with R. Gameplay screenshots were captured from the creator-linked Cloudflare deployment at an 844 × 390 landscape viewport. This was a browser viewport test, not a physical-phone or touch-device test. We did not complete a passenger trip, verify fares and fines end to end, join a multiplayer room, grant microphone access, send chat or verify radio audio playback.

The rickshaw favicon is copied from the app’s own inline SVG without redrawing it. Gameplay observations are separate from the published fare, traffic-rule and multiplayer descriptions.

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