fr3ts0n/AndrOBD

AndrOBD allows your Android device to connect to your car's on-board diagnostics system via any ELM327 compatible OBD adapter, display various information & perform operations. It is open source and completely free. The application also has a built in Demo mode that simulates live data, so you don't require an adapter to test it.

Documentation

• FAQ - Frequently asked questions

• Wiki - AndrOBD knowledge database

Install

Features

Connection types

• Bluetooth
• USB
• Wi-Fi

Functionality

• Read fault codes
• Clear fault codes
• Read/record live data
• Read freeze frame data
• Read vehicle info data

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Additional features

• Day/Night view
• Data charts
• Dashboard
• Head up display
• Save recorded data
• Load recorded data (for analysis)
• CSV export

Customisation of PID data

• PID data items
• Data conversions

Plugin extension support

• Development: AndrOBD-Plugin repository
• Available Plugins:
  • MQTT publisher - Publish OBD data to MQTT broker
  • GpsProvider - Provide GPS data to AndrOBD
  • SensorProvider - Provide Accelerometer data to AndrOBD

Native language support

• translatable via weblate.org
  • Program dialogs
  • OBD data descriptions
  • Fault code descriptions

Screenshots

Functions	OBD data	Dashboard

More screenshots available on the Website or in the Screenshots folder

Contribute

• Report issues in the issue tracker
• Create a Pull Request
• Test the app with different devices, alpha & beta releases are posted in the Telegram AndrOBD release channel
• Contribute to development of plugin extensions: AndrOBD-Plugin repository
• Discuss the project in the Telegram or Matrix chat rooms
• Translate this app into more languages on Weblate, or have a look at Language translation section in the Wiki for more info.

Expand translation status

App dialogs:

OBD data descriptions:

Fault codes:

Plugin framework:

⚠️ Design request ⚠️

• AndrOBD is looking for help with designing and implementing of a new modern GUI (#104, #126), Java & Kotlin can be used. Contributers will be credited/linked in the Readme.

Support by donating

Buy us a coffee or donate in the amount that you see valuable for the project, as it will enable us to put more free time into the active development.

Thank you for donating
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Credits

Donators

 

Date	Supporter	Donation
2018/02	John Zimmerer	$10
2018/12	Martin Bourdoiseau	€20
2019/06	Jeffrey O'Connell	$10
2019/08	Christoph Schmid	€10
2020/01	Glenn Fowler	$5
2020/02	Klemen Skerbiš	€5
2020/06	Jairus Martin	$10
2020/06	rusefi llc	€25
2020/07	Klemen Skerbiš	€5
2020/10	Frank White	$8
2021/03	Raphael Högger	CHF60
2021/04	Klemen Skerbiš	€5
2021/06	Christoph Goetz	€5
2021/11	Raphael Högger	CHF60
2022/05	Cecil Harper	€6
2022/07	Daniel Singh	$10
2022/09	Andrew Hofmans	€5
2022/11	Glenn Fowler	$5
2023/01	Remy Piper	€10
2023/03	Hausmeister0815	$60
2023/07	Christian Böttcher	€10
2023/11	@user8446	$10
2024/01	Hausmeister0815	€50
2024/04	@BaderSZ	$5
2024/05	Raphael Högger	CHF52
2024/11	@user8446	$10
2025/05	Klemen Skerbiš	$20
2025/12	@user8446	$10
2026/01	Raphael Kröpfli-Högger	CHF30

Contributors

Graphic design

• Very special Thanks to anaufalm for the beautiful graphic design artwork and logos.

Start page

• Thank you very much sampoder for a beautiful AndrOBD start page.

Internet promotion

• Big hands to aha999 for a fancier Readme, community help and many ideas to improve AndrOBD.

Hosting translations

• Special thanks to Michal Čihař for hosting translations on weblate.org.

Thanks to the open source community and any supporters who pick this project up, AndrOBD will be able to get more development, new features, and hopefully even more than that.