inCarDoc - OBD2 ELM327 Scanner

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🔌 Your connected car 🚘

About this app

🔌 Your connected car 🚘

inCarDoc - best doctor for your car: Check Engine codes reading, diagnostic, car scanning, monitoring and logbook tool: reads real-time and stored diagnostics parameters from ECU of OBD-II compliant cars.

Requires ELM327 or compatible OBD2 car scanner. Supported: OBD-II (Bluetooth, WiFi, Kiwi 3 (BLE), V-Gate iCar 3 (BLE), Veepeak (BLE), Carista, Vinli); GPS-only and Demo modes. More at inCarDoc.com Limited functionality available w/o ELM327 possible only in GPS mode: Speed, Altitude

🛠 Car diagnostics

Works as fault codes OBD2 car scanner, reads Check Engine (MIL) state, details, related freeze frame data, finds descriptions and clears stored diagnostic trouble codes (DTC). Allows to store and share car diagnostics data when looking for a professional service/repair assistance. Note! that app supports only parameters and ECU's specified with OBD2 standard, that is Engine and Emission systems.

⏲ Real-time car parameters

Reads real-time engine and vehicle OBD2 parameters PIDs from car’s sensors: speed, rotation (rpm), coolant temperature, pressure, O2 oxygen sensors and multiple other PIDs supported by your car. Available chart drawing and analog/digital widgets presentation. Note! That the exact list of scanned OBD2 parameters depends on your car make/model/year.

⛽ Economizer:

Trip Computer mode for presenting and tracking car’s fuel economy/consumption. Present both in-drive (instant and average MPG) as well as per trip, per day and other statistics. Please note, that feature available when appropriate OBD2 economy parameters (MAF or MAP+IAT+RPM) are supported in your car. For correct calculations, you may need to enter Engine displacement (in cubic cm) and volumetric efficiency (in %, the default is 80).

♾ Other features:

• logbook notes: fueling, service records, car maintenance, car diagnostics
• GPS parameters: speed, altitude
• register and upload data to web
• console mode: for advanced users, direct OBD2 and ELM327 commands sending
• use custom configurations for non-standard parameters and protocols

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Avoid!!! simultaneous running of multiple OBD-II reading apps, be sure that other apps does not keeping live Bluetooth/WiFi connection via ELM327 OBD2 scanner.

Required permissions:

• Device & app history
Used to self- identify application when at background
• Location
Extra GPS parameters: GPS speed, altitude, position for fueling and service search
• Photos/Media/Files
Store and read "Logbook" and Debug data as direct user's actions
• Other
Bluetooth related - communication with external OBD2 scanner
Internet related - publishing "Logbook" records to server as direct user's actions

Warning!!! There are reports on issues when using some cheap "clones" of ELM327 (mostly marked as v2.1)! Please contact us by mail to report troubles with adapters, would be nice to have the following info: naming, MAC address, ELM327 firmware version info and/or connection log. This will help to create a list of potentially dangerous OBD2 scanners and share this information with others.

You could help to improve the app by sending OBD2 info related to your car. Fill in the car details with configuration screen and click send button in "General information" section.

Please send your questions or issues by email, as we are limited answer in Play market comments.

You are welcome @ 🌐 inCarDoc.com

Thank you!

Ratings and reviews

I have always promoted this app until now. Requiring your location is an absolute unnecessary permission for an OBD2 reader. I can accept needing nearby devices, but when I deny access to my location it will not connect the Bluetooth device. Clear storage and do the exact same setup with location allowed and it works. I have used this for years and hope the developers can resolve this requirement. Oddly enough, when I tried some other readers, they did not require location permissions.

It's a nice app so far, connects easily to the adapter, and I was able to view the trouble codes. The pdf generation crashes the app and doesn't work, and I can find where the saved info is from the diagnostic screen. I clicked save, and it said it was saved, but where? I think that's a big downside for an OBD2 app but I appreciate that it is free and would buy it if those issues are fixed and I get more into wrenching in the future.

I question most of the bad reviews here. Just READ the description text, & any in-app guides to familiarize yourself with how it works. You'll know of possible issues that may arise & why it may be happening. If you can't do this (Reading), it's a 'You' problem, not an app problem. I've used this for 5 years(Free Version) with multiple cars, & it just works. I use 2 different generic elm327 Bluetooth adapters with no issues. I keep one plugged in at all times. Thanks Developer

What's new

Dear inCarDoc users,

In this update we fixed issues and improved application stability and performance.

Sincerely,
inCarDoc Team