DashCommand - OBD-II Gauges App Reviews

It is very good and has been used since it came out, it needs the revision for the “TPMS” Tire Sensors, which would make it an excellent tool that is one of the most requested.!

Read it has oil pressure and can’t find it

Works on my ‘25 Mazda CX-50 but not along with Apple CarPlay. I can understand if they haven’t integrated DC into CarPlay but I have to choose between the two. As in I can’t run CarPlay AND DashCommand simultaneously — choosing one WiFi network cancels the other in Settings. That’s disappointing.

App allowed me to diagnose cause of lean air-fuel mixture code on Corolla that my normally excellent shop could not in 2 visits and $175 later. Success required watching some related uTube videos. Found that constructing some gauges was a nice way to monitor and visualize relevant parameters. Would take car for test rides while continuously recording my parameters. Then safely viewing playback of gauges on iPod Touch in my driveway. Amazing number of parameters simultaneously monitored. I

Excellent app for monitoring fuel trims, O2 Sensor V and mA, Fuel rail pressure and so much more. Creating your own custom gauges in <1minute. Playback logged data and export to PC for analysis. The ability to leave it in obd2 port without worrying is a big plus. Others require removal that can drain battery. Support is excellent and responded on same day. I highly recommend this DashCommand.

I’ve use this app for years across both domestic and foreign cars and it’s always done well for me

2 years with an update, when it could certainly use some improvements. One big upgrade would be the ability to display vehicle dashboards on CarPlay. If it was free, the would understand the lack of upgrades, but they’re still charging people for an almost abandoned app.

Come on a lil update. This app has some many useful features.

I can’t recall how long I’ve used this app. Been at least decade it seems. And has never failed me. Every time I went to use it it did not gar was needed

It provided useful information but you really have to buy the extra package. It would be helpful if it came with a better tutorial and better screenshots of each dashboard so I knew what to pick. Explanation of what it’s measuring and the meaning. Might help stay ahead of problems.

App works great. Gives the info you need quickly. The only issue is that it sometimes takes a minute to connect to my OBD wireless interface, but I think that is a hardware issue, not the app. Recommend!

It reads everything

I have been using this for years now, with a wifi obdII dongle with my iPhone and it’s been great. The parameters are fairly easy to setup, and customize. Code scanning an clearing works like a dream and allows me to do a lot more than I originally could ever do without it. Get a quality compatible obd2 dongle, and your off to the races.

I’ve lost count of how many times I’ve used this app. I especially like the data logging feature.

Have been using to monitor my 2004 F350. Has helped me identify problems as they have developed so I could do repairs before a complete breakdown. Has helped me to keep it on the road and available when needed.

I love this tool. I have paid for the full version for 3 different vehicles and it works flawlessly with my iPhone on a WiFi obd 2 reader.

I got a new Bluetooth ODB-II device only to find out that Dash Command only works with one different brand of Bluetooth device. I like the software but it appears that the hardware support needs to be broadened.

When I purchased this around 10 years ago it was ok, but over the years has become increasingly harder to connect to the iPhone. I see the OBD Wifi listed, but it never connects to the device.

Bought this to see hp and torque but its saying my stick 335i is making 700 horsepower? help