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Weblink Mobile

Weblink Mobile

by Automotive Data Solutions Inc

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 5, 2013
  • November 6, 2025

Developer

Automotive Data Solutions Inc
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About

This app allows authorized installers to program various automotive remote start and security devices directly from an iPhone or iPad. It requires a separate adapter cable and an online account to function.

✓Program iDatalink devices
✓Program iDataStart devices
✓Program Flashlogic devices
✓Program Omegalink devices
✓Program CompuStar devices
✓Program AKX devices
✓Program OrbitPro devices
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What's New in Weblink Mobile

3.2.0

November 6, 2025

- Fix config menu display - Update for iOS 26

User reviews

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iPhone 15 Pro Issue

I try few times already and it said the accessory doesn’t support. I change different connectors port A to C.
Please fix the issue.
I just bought the idatalink mobile tool… someone told me it is a great tool.
xavicoskyxavicosky

The best app

It’s the Best app to make money I just wish they would upgrade they flashers since there’s new phone devices out the im taking bout too many cords just for a module but other than that I’m 100% satisfied
bbymarcosbbymarcos

Fast and easy

Identifies, flashes module so fast and easy, glad I paid a bit more for the weblink mobile. Features section could use bigger explanations but awesome app!
nothanksFoffnothanksFoff

Great.

Just works. Saves times.
Great app.
J-6000J-6000

Nothing

Got nothing but “fatal error” every time I tried to flash both an ALCA or blade-AL (in a cm7000). Tried both my iphone 6 and old iP5 (on 2 different cables each) and an iPad 2 (with the 30 pin). No luck whatsoever. Stick with the regular weblink cable
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FAQ

What is Weblink Mobile used for?

Weblink Mobile is used by authorized installers to program various automotive remote start and security devices like iDatalink, iDataStart, and CompuStar directly from an iPhone or iPad.

Does Weblink Mobile require any additional hardware?

Yes, Weblink Mobile requires the Weblink Mobile adapter cable (ADS-WLM-APL), which is sold separately, to connect your mobile device to the automotive devices you are programming.

Is Weblink Mobile free to use?

Yes, the Weblink Mobile app is free to download and use. However, an online Weblink account is also required, and the adapter cable must be purchased separately.

What devices can be programmed with Weblink Mobile?

Weblink Mobile supports programming for iDatalink, iDataStart, Flashlogic, Omegalink, CompuStar, AKX, and OrbitPro devices.

What platforms is Weblink Mobile available on?

Weblink Mobile is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.

How often is Weblink Mobile updated?

The latest version of Weblink Mobile is 3.2.0, which was last updated on November 6, 2025. Updates ensure compatibility and introduce new features or bug fixes.

What is the age rating for Weblink Mobile?

Weblink Mobile has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

Does Weblink Mobile have ads?

No, Weblink Mobile does not contain advertisements, as indicated by the 'hasAds' flag being false.