for Android

Your car's health
on one page

Plug in an OBD adapter, open the app, and see what your car reports: fault codes with their names, warnings, battery or fuel level, and graphs of power and temperature.

Arriving this month $4.99 until 31 December Pay once Classic Bluetooth · Bluetooth LE Android 8 or later

Status and price

Arriving on Google Play in November 2026

$4.99 once until 31 December 2026, then $9.99. Buy it this year and it's yours at the lower price, with every update. There is no subscription and nothing else to buy inside the app.

Android 8.0 or later Phones and tablets No subscription
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One page, top to bottom

The Android app is the simple one. There are no tabs to learn: connect, and the page fills in.

Health at a glance

One line tells you whether anything is flagged, with the charge or fuel level and estimated range, battery health on electric cars, and the 12V battery voltage.

Fault codes and warnings

Fault codes are read every time you connect, shown with their names and which module reported them. Sensor warnings are grouped by system: tyres, battery, engine, climate and more.

Power and temperature graphs

The last 12 hours of power, charge or fuel level, and battery or engine temperature against the outside air, sampled while the app is open.

Car views

On supported Jaguar and Land Rover cars: tyre pressures and temperatures, climate, parking sensors, drivetrain temperatures, and every high-voltage battery module on the I-Pace.

PID Scanner

Sweeps a module for the data it will answer, while the car is parked. It finds readings that no template knows about yet.

Send us a scan

One tap sends a scan log to us and gives you a reference to quote by email. We use the logs owners send to add cars and readings to both the Android and iPhone apps.


Works with the adapter you already have

Any ELM327-compatible Bluetooth adapter. Most low-cost adapters are classic Bluetooth, which iPhone can't use and Android can.

Classic Bluetooth

Pair the adapter in Android's Bluetooth settings first (the PIN is usually 1234 or 0000), then pick it in the app.

Bluetooth LE

Found by the app's own scan, with no pairing step. Any adapter from our adapter guide works.

Not yet: Wi-Fi and USB

Wi-Fi and wired USB adapters aren't supported on Android yet.


What it reads today, and how more get added


It reads what the car reports, and changes nothing

No changes to the car

The app reads sensors and fault codes. It doesn't clear codes, run tests or change settings on the car.

Parked first scan

The first time it meets a car on a manufacturer platform, it sticks to standard reads until you run one scan while parked.

Not while driving

Set it up before you move. The PID Scanner and the first scan only run while the car is parked.


What to expect


The full app is on the App Store

Live dashboard, charging graphs, journeys, reports and CarPlay.

Download on the App Store OBD overview → Android support →