ODB based android apps

[stateofdade]

So Torque looks like it's dead. I honestly don't feel like purchasing another ODBLink, so I'm not going to be able to use their app. Are there other apps out there for Android that I can use on my large tablet to monitor the functions of my truck? Anyone use a full-featured piece of software? I don't mind paying for it.

 

[Fast69Mopar]

So Torque looks like it's dead. I honestly don't feel like purchasing another ODBLink, so I'm not going to be able to use their app. Are there other apps out there for Android that I can use on my large tablet to monitor the functions of my truck? Anyone use a full-featured piece of software? I don't mind paying for it.

Have you looked at the AlfaOBD thread? AlfaOBD is a great Android-based app for our trucks.

 

[stateofdade]

I've used AlfaOBD for years now, but I've only used it for making changes to the truck. It's a several step process to get into it, so I figured it would be kind of a pain in the butt to use for a monitoring system. I was also unaware that it included gauge formats, etc..

 

[mtnrider]

So Torque looks like it's dead.

It's still see it in the app store and it works for me?

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[stateofdade]

It's still see it in the app store and it works for me?

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Says it doesn't support my Android version, which is 14.

 

[mtnrider]

Says it doesn't support my Android version, which is 14.

I'm running it on a Samsung S23 Ultra with android 14.

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[mtnrider]

So I am running the Pro version, but looks like the free "lite" version says it's not compatible. Pro is only $4.95 and well worth the cost.

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[stateofdade]

I ended up going with ODB Fusion. I couldn't get Torque to do anything.