Kickflip Simulator Take control of a car in mid-air.
From the flip to the landing.

Take control of a virtual car as it leaves the ramp. Adjust its rotation and thrust as you guide it toward landing in this mobile 3D physics simulator.

Inspired by the Tesla Roadster kickflip demo

Available on Android and in TossThe App Store app is coming soon

Get it on Google Play
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  • App StoreiPhone · iPadComing soon
Watch Motion Preview Related app: Engine Simulator

Motion Preview

Concept diagram showing the rear view of a virtual car rising, rolling sideways through a full rotation in mid-air, and landing A rear-view concept diagram of the car. It rises from the ground with white gas puffs underneath, rolls sideways around its front-to-back axis with side gas jets so the underbody briefly faces upward, and completes a full rotation to land back on its wheels. A small inset at the top right shows the side view and longitudinal roll axis.

Concept diagram · This is not an actual simulation screen; app behavior may differ.

Rises into the air

The car leaves the ground with white gas puffs underneath, starting with its roof facing up.

Rolls sideways in mid-air

Side gas jets push the car into a lateral roll around its front-to-back axis, briefly turning the underbody upward.

Lands on its wheels

After completing a full turn, the wheels touch back down. The landing response changes depending on your angle and speed at touchdown.

How It Started

Sparked by the
Tesla Roadster Kickflip

After seeing the Tesla Roadster kickflip demo—where the car rolls sideways in mid-air and lands back on its wheels—we wanted to steer that motion ourselves. We are building a simulator with a virtual car and simplified physics where you control mid-air attitude, thrust, and landing.

This is an independent project not affiliated with Tesla. The video is original footage from Tesla's official channel, not a Kickflip Simulator app screen.

Official Tesla Video · The Kickflip | Roadster Watch original on YouTube

Good to Know

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I use it?

You can download the Android app from Google Play, or use it in Apps in Toss inside the Toss app with no install. The App Store app for iPhone and iPad is coming soon; there is no set release date yet.

Can I sign up for App Store launch notifications?

We are not taking notification sign-ups or running a waitlist right now. Please check this page for release updates.

Is this an app for practicing real-world driving?

No. It is a lighthearted 3D simulator built with a virtual car and simplified physics to let you enjoy mid-air rotation and landing responses. It does not reproduce real vehicle performance and is not a driving or safety training service.

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Engine Simulator.

Engine Simulator app icon: a V8 engine with a red intake on a yellow background
Engine SimulatorAvailable now · A separate app from Kickflip Simulator

Start the engine and press the pedal to hear the sound change with the RPM. Interact directly with a see-through 3D engine and gear lever.

Available on Google Play, the App Store, and Toss.

View Engine Simulator

Check the Engine Simulator website for download links and details.

Actual Engine Simulator app screen showing a 3D inline-6 engine at the top, with a tachometer, gear lever, and brake and accelerator pedals below.
Actual Engine Simulator app screen
Google Play Open in Toss