Over charged
I bought this and they said it would be $9.99 and the charge came through my bank for a little over $35
perfect
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It works
I’ve used it on several vehicles and it provides basic information. It allows me to clear most codes and figure out what direction I should take.
Presque complet
Il manquerait un je ne sais quoi pour mettre la note maximale. Entre autres les véhicules français, quelques codes plus precis…!
CarPlay
Integrating this into CarPlay would be awesome so I could have it on my screen instead of looking down at my phone.
Nissan Patrol helpmate
I’ve been using this for 3 years, pairs with an OBD2 reader. The turbo boost, EGT & fuel consumption gauges have been very useful for setting up a Tillix/Dawes valve turbo boost control system. I have also used the on-the-fly limp mode cancellation to good effect.
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Update 2026
I just found this on my phone and it’s literally so old it’s unusable.
Update Oct 2018
The app hasn’t been updated in forever. The UI is like iOS4 is back in style. Yes it works but that may not be the case going forward. When I bought my 2016 truck I had use the 2014 pids. Ended up with an Edge Insight for my diesel truck and used this in my SUV. Bought a new SUV now and have no idea if the 2014 Ford pids I bought as in-app purchase are still valid.
Guess this is the new way software works, you write an app, sell it for a couple of years, and then abandon it.
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One of the recommended hardware adapters is the OBDLink MX Wifi...beware it has serious connectivity issues even from when it was a Kickstarter project. Yet DashCommand still recommends it. Basically with the MX DashCommand won't work. I swapped the MX for the PLX Devices Kiwi 2. It's about 1/2 the price and works great.
Now I can give DashCommand an appropriate review. It works great for my application of wanting to continuously monitor a handful of engine parameters. No connectivity issues other than typical iOS mandated situations like switching to another app. I did buy an in-app purchase for vehicle specific PIDs. All in it's still way cheaper than buying physical gauges and installing them in my truck.
I recommend it so long as you've got the right hardware. Wish there was better documentation other than having to post in the forums but at least they're responsive.
I just found this on my phone and it’s literally so old it’s unusable.
Update Oct 2018
The app hasn’t been updated in forever. The UI is like iOS4 is back in style. Yes it works but that may not be the case going forward. When I bought my 2016 truck I had use the 2014 pids. Ended up with an Edge Insight for my diesel truck and used this in my SUV. Bought a new SUV now and have no idea if the 2014 Ford pids I bought as in-app purchase are still valid.
Guess this is the new way software works, you write an app, sell it for a couple of years, and then abandon it.
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One of the recommended hardware adapters is the OBDLink MX Wifi...beware it has serious connectivity issues even from when it was a Kickstarter project. Yet DashCommand still recommends it. Basically with the MX DashCommand won't work. I swapped the MX for the PLX Devices Kiwi 2. It's about 1/2 the price and works great.
Now I can give DashCommand an appropriate review. It works great for my application of wanting to continuously monitor a handful of engine parameters. No connectivity issues other than typical iOS mandated situations like switching to another app. I did buy an in-app purchase for vehicle specific PIDs. All in it's still way cheaper than buying physical gauges and installing them in my truck.
I recommend it so long as you've got the right hardware. Wish there was better documentation other than having to post in the forums but at least they're responsive.
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It's not working!
It's been having a lot of problems lately, and they haven't done an update in a while.
We need CarPlay back.
Come on a lil update. This app has some many useful features.
App finally broken
App stopped working, states unable to load configuration file.
Time for an update.
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.
very good app.
bought another dongle/app for some
reason.
went back to this.
way better than anything in this price range.
clears codes, let’s you view a ton of parameters.
excellent!!
reason.
went back to this.
way better than anything in this price range.
clears codes, let’s you view a ton of parameters.
excellent!!
Used for years
I’ve use this app for years across both domestic and foreign cars and it’s always done well for me
CarPlay required
Amazing App but now that these apps can display data on carplay it would be awesome if you caught up with the other apps taking advantage of IOS26
What! Wait! No Update(s) For Two Years? 🤔
Waiting…
Disconnect , reconnect, …..
Please contact me to fix that problem
Stopped working
This stopped working and I actually paid for this app. Why is it still on here?
Works on my BMW X3 E83 M54
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.
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Am i doing something wrong
Bought this to see hp and torque but its saying my stick 335i is making 700 horsepower? help
ALLOWED ME TO SOLVE WHAT SHOP COULD NOT IN 2 VISITS
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 had selected 6 to display on gauges on virtual “Dashboard”. The DashCommand app used with my OBD2 hardware plugin ($20 on Amazon) worked like a charm — AMAZING!
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