WebLink Host

Abalta Technologies

About this app

WebLink upgrades your in-vehicle screen into a modern, connected infotainment system allowing you to safely and easily enjoy your favorite smartphone apps on the go.

WebLink is the only in-car infotainment system that allows you to:
･ Use almost any app on your vehicle screen using Cast*
･ Access most of your smartphone's media and content
･ Watch your favorite YouTube videos (available on many vehicle screens)*
･ And discover much more!

This app is intended for users aged 18 and older.

A compatible WebLink vehicle screen is required. To find out if your vehicle screen is compatible with WebLink, look for a WebLink logo on your product packaging or in the vehicle screen manual.

*Vehicle screen manufacturers may restrict the use of certain apps. Regional differences apply.

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Flexible and Personalized
No matter where you are in the world, WebLink provides you with a connected in-vehicle experience that is tailored to you.

Reliable and Safe
WebLink is tested and continuously updated to improve your in-vehicle experience — all so you can keep your eyes on the road with confidence.

Easy to Use and Relevant
Enjoy a beautifully designed in-vehicle interface and interact with the apps you already love.

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WebLink allows you to change the way you interact with your apps, music and videos inside your vehicle. WebLink provides you with a modern infotainment system that fits your lifestyle. There's no need to buy a new vehicle. Download the WebLink Host app for your smartphone and connect to your vehicle. WebLink uses the power of your smartphone to improve what's available on your vehicle screen.

Over five million people already use WebLink globally to access YouTube, Waze, Music, Yelp and more — right from their vehicle screen.

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Setup Instructions:

1. Download the WebLink Host app to your smartphone
2. Open the WebLink Host app on your smartphone, accept the Terms & Conditions, and accept all of the permission prompts.
3. Connect your smartphone to a compatible WebLink vehicle screen. Be sure to use a certified USB cable that supports both data communication and charging capabilities for connecting with your in-vehicle screen.
4. Pair your smartphone to the in-vehicle screen using Bluetooth to enjoy full audio playback for the in-vehicle speakers. Consult your in-vehicle screen's owner's manual for the connection details.

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WebLink uses the Accessibility API to allow you to have touch control of the app while the phone is connected to a compatible external screen.
* The Accessibility API is NOT used to change user settings without their permission.
* The Accessibility API is NOT used to work around Android built-in privacy controls and notifications.
* The Accessibility API is NOT used to change or leverage the user interface in a way that is deceptive or otherwise violates Play Developer Policies.

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The WebLink Support Team is here to help and answer any question you might have.

Visit us at HelloWebLink.com

Ratings and reviews

Extremely buggy. Horrible experience. I've had issues with this software from the gate. After multiple attempts I might get it to work, but for the most part, I'm not able to use my Pioneer head unit. Most of the time it says: disconnected please connect to a compatible weblink unit. I have to uninstall and reinstall it multiple times, reboot the head unit and phone multiple times until it finally works. Unacceptable! Needs to be fixed asap! Extremely frustrating!

This is useless in my Pioneer DMH-1500NEX and Note 9 running Android 10. The interface is maddening. I might try to put up with it if the app actually played music through the head unit! It only delivers sound from my phone! At that point what's the use? Oh yes, I saw the developer's earlier response to this problem that some head units require using Bluetooth for audio. Okay, but this device can't be set to use Bluetooth for audio in the Bluetooth settings. Also the user agreement is miles long. I can help you with that, Mr. Developer! You can cover your entire user agreement in one sentence: "We will suck down every bit of data we can find in your phone and any device connected to it and we'll sell it or give it to anybody we feel like for any reason." See that, so easy!

Same as others report. Have to connect multiple times to get it linked. Once permissions granted for the app to work, weblink runs in the background and runs my phone battery down in just a few hours. If you force stop the app, next time you connect to head unit, you have to grant it permissions again! It is very unreliable and dangerous b/c you should be focused on driving, not fussing with weblink.

What’s new

* Improved connectivity with Android 17, screen resizing, multi-touch handling, and keyboard behavior after driving restrictions are lifted. Dropped support for Android 11.
* Fixed black screen issues, Wi-Fi and connection stability, Cast and projection bugs, driver distraction messages, media playback issues, Chinese keyboard input, and app crashes.