DashCommand vs Dashmazing

Transform your iPhone into a customizable display and monitoring system. DashCommand puts you in control - Monitor and data log engine and vehicle performance, fuel economy, and instantly read and clear troublesome check engine lights, all with the easy to use DashCommand app. This app also features a professional skidpad showing lateral and accel/braking Gs with min/max indicators, a race track that visually maps out your location, acceleration and braking as you drive laps around the track, an inclinometer that shows rolling angle and vehicle pitch for off-roading, and the ability to data log, record and playback log files showing OBD-II and acceleration data. DashCommand is a SEMA Show 1st runner-up for best mobile electronics product and four-time SEMA Global Media Award winner! DISCLAIMER: DashCommand requires a compatible third-party hardware interface, purchased separately, to communicate with the vehicle. DashCommand supports all OBD-II and EOBD compliant vehicles sold worldwide. Please verify that your vehicle is OBD-II/EOBD compliant before purchasing! Not all OBD-II compliant vehicles will have support for all of these parameters. Manufacturer-specific data is available for select vehicles, through In-App purchase. OBD-II Hardware compatibility: Auto Meter DashLink, PLX Kiwi 3 and Kiwi 4, OBDLink MX+, ELM compatible WiFi and , GoPoint BT1 Watch a video on DashCommand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y12tbLmf_J0 For suggested hardware, see: http://palmerperformance.com/hardware

Dashmazing is an OBD2 app that lets you display real-time engine information in customisable dashboards. Measure your car's acceleration and and optionally use your phone's camera to record the acceleration measurement. Analyse your engine by viewing up to six telemetry graphs at once. You can also create trips and get more information for like minimum values, maximum values, average value and total values (eg. total fuel consumed) With a one-time purchase the full version unlocks every dashboard theme and layout, acceleration recording and telemetry trips, while the free version allows you to test the functionality of the app. You require a car that supports OBD-II, which most cars do, since car manufactures are legally required to support OBD-II in all major regions of the world for emission regulation purposes. For Dashmazing to be able to communicate with your vehicle you also require an OBD Adapter using Bluetooth LE with iOS support. There are many different options available. Dashmazing works with the common ELM327 command set. Once you have connected to an adapter, Dashmazing will remember it and automatically reconnect to it every time you open the app.