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EV-BOY Pulse helps EV drivers turn supported on-board diagnostic data into clear, practical guidance.
Built and validated first for Nissan LEAF and BMW i3, it helps you understand battery condition, 12V behaviour and stored fault codes without having to interpret a wall of raw numbers.
BATTERY VERDICT, WITH CONTEXT
See a plain-English battery verdict alongside supported battery-health readings, state of charge, usable-capacity estimates and cell-balance context.
Reading confidence helps you judge whether a result is ready to rely on or whether a better test condition may improve it.
12V SYSTEM CHECK
Use guided readings to check the auxiliary 12V system. EV-BOY Pulse shows collection progress, a stable reading and clear next-step guidance when a result may deserve further attention.
FAULT CODES EXPLAINED
Scan supported stored diagnostic trouble codes and view a plain-English explanation, severity indication and sensible next step. Focus on what to investigate rather than a wall of technical codes.
MADE FOR NISSAN LEAF AND BMW i3 FIRST
Nissan LEAF and BMW i3 are the first fully validated vehicle profiles. Further EV profiles will be added only as they are validated.
WHAT YOU NEED
EV-BOY Pulse requires a compatible Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) OBD adapter and a supported vehicle for live diagnostic readings. Adapter compatibility and available data can vary by vehicle, model year and connection quality.
IMPORTANT
EV-BOY Pulse provides model-based diagnostic guidance from on-board data. It is not a manufacturer inspection, safety certification, warranty decision or repair guarantee. For safety-critical, persistent or urgent vehicle faults, obtain professional diagnosis.
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What's New in EV
1.22.164
October 12, 2026
- Stress Check now grades only on fresh battery cell readings taken at 40% charge or below, and shows how many of the 5 required readings you have. - New "Email results to EV-BOY" button on Stress Check reports (needs the Mail app set up on your iPhone). - Grade colours are easier to read, and the grading bands are marked as provisional.
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