Heat builds up fast. Vento lets it out.
Sunlight through glass can rapidly heat a parked cabin. Vento continuously exchanges hot cabin air with outside air, helping prevent that heat from building up.
Check the car from the checkout line.
Vento runs on its own by default. Open the app whenever you want to check in or take control.
Three steps, once. Then never think about it again.
CLIP IT ON
Attach Vento to the window glass. No tools, drilling, or permanent installation.
PLUG IT IN
Connect to your vehicle’s 12V/USB-C power or a power bank.
LOWER THE WINDOW
Lower the window to open the vent. Vento starts working and Auto mode takes over.
Power it your way. Keep it running while parked.
Use your vehicle’s 12V/USB-C power directly, or add a portable battery for vehicles that shut off power when parked.
DIRECT VEHICLE POWER
For vehicles with an always-on 12V outlet.
CHARGE WHILE YOU DRIVE
Leave a portable battery connected between the vehicle and Vento. It charges while you drive and keeps Vento running after you park.
Peace of mind, visible from outside.
The outward-facing display shows live cabin temperature and Vento status, so anyone outside can see the cabin is being actively monitored and ventilated.
TESTED BY REAL OWNERS
Know before you go.
What is Vento?
A ventilation unit that seats into a partially lowered car window. It exchanges hot cabin air for outside air continuously while your car is parked.
Is it air conditioning?
No. Vento does not chill air below ambient. It removes the greenhouse effect, which is where nearly all of the extreme heat in a parked car comes from.
How long does installation take?
About thirty seconds. Lower the window, seat the unit on the frame, raise the window against the seal. No tools and no permanent modification.
Does it fit every vehicle?
It fits standard framed side windows on the vast majority of sedans, SUVs and trucks. Frameless windows and some vent-window designs are not supported.
Is it secure when I leave the car?
The unit locks against the raised window and the glass seal, and the housing has no external release. The window cannot be opened from outside while it is seated.
How is it powered?
By your vehicle 12V outlet. If your outlet cuts off with the ignition, leave a power bank or power station connected in between: the car charges it while you drive, and it powers Vento while you park. A 20,000mAh bank runs Vento about 3 hours in Auto Mode.
What does the warranty cover?
One year against defects in materials and workmanship, plus 30 days to return it for any reason at all.
Summer isn't getting shorter.
One device, thirty seconds, and every trip back to the car stops being the worst part of the day.