Sam Henao
CEO & Mechanical Engineer
The guy who started this because he was tired of not being able to align his own cars. Designs and tests every part of the system to work in real garages, not lab conditions.
ABOUT GYRALINE
"I Could Do Everything
Except Alignments."
Engine swaps. ECU tuning. Suspension. Fabrication. But alignment? That always meant a trip to the shop. Gyraline exists because that never sat right with me.
THE TEAM
Who We Are
Richard Soefje
COO & Systems Engineer
Comes from working on aircraft systems where sensors have to actually work. Keeps our hardware honest and our calibration processes tight.
Harrison Geron
President
Races on weekends, which means he's the first to find out if something doesn't work. Meticulous alignment setups are in his blood.
Jonathan Buchanan
CTO & Software Lead
Builds the app where you can actually understand the numbers, so you don't need a degree in suspension geometry. Makes sure the data is useful, not just accurate.
OUR MISSION
Why This Exists
For decades, alignment has been the one thing you couldn't do yourself. Not because it's harder than rebuilding an engine or tuning a fuel map — but because the only tools that worked cost $30,000 and lived in shops. So even if you had the skills, you didn't have access.
We built Gyraline in-house because we got tired of that. Every kit is assembled, calibrated, and tested by our team. This isn't a dropship product — it's a real attempt to change how alignment works. You're not buying from a brand. You're backing a project to unlock the last closed door in DIY automotive.
THE GYRALINE DIFFERENCE
What Makes This Work
Real Sensors, Real Accuracy
We use dedicated IMU sensors because phone gyros aren't good enough. It's accurate because we actually use this ourselves.
Portable, Not Compromised
Built to be thrown in a toolbox and used at the track, but accurate enough to trust for street setups and customer cars.
Built In-House
Every kit is assembled and calibrated by our team. When you buy Gyraline, you're supporting a small group trying to solve a real problem.