RealDash

Says it supports ME221 but when I try to connect, I choose USB type connection then it loads indefinitely, doesn't connect. Samsung galaxy s20fe latest updates to phone and app

Won't even give me premium, it's just useless and premium doesn't work, 2 stars.

Good, but frustrating for DIY projects, mainly due to lack of good documentation or examples. Ive updated my review based on experience. The concept is great and the dashboards beautiful. Just what I need. Unfortunately, the documentation and support however are not so great. I'm using RealDash CAN, and whilst the target ids are listed, there is no information on what the valid units are for each, just a handful of examples. I was trying to get this to work on an Odroid C2 board running Marshmallow (listed as compatible in Google Play) through either serial or Bluetooth. Neither would even connect through RealDash despite the connection working absolutely fine via Android terminal apps. I wrote a long request for support via the website and uploaded serial log but got no reply. I eventually got it to work via LAN/IP, but I really preferred to use Serial/BT. Speed indicator: I finally got it working after wasting a lot of time and finding and changing a setting that means that it defaults to using GPS, even when the data is provided in the CAN stream. Why? This should be made clearer in the documentation.

The app has a lot of customisation and it is presented well, not entirely user friendly as I had to scratch my head to figure out how to connect a WiFi odb2. There is lag, and some of the indicators do not work making it all in all a nice effort but pretty useless app Edit. It woul help if you had tutorials for us plebs. For example, I just found out to get the indicators to work I woul have to have the manufacturers PIDs. I think just simple step by step guides would help.

Great app. Happy with it so far, however my car is making a bit over 2 bars of boost. Only one of the dashboards is showing boost presure in Bars and its until 1.5 - so no good. Most of the other dashes are showing it in PSI. I dont know how to change it to Bars, nor do I know the values that need to be added. I am using Maxxecu for reference. UPDATE: Yes, I changed it succesfully to Bars. Thanks for the reply. Bought the full version. Very satisfied.

By far the best app to connect with the car by a long shot! the only negative thing i can think of is that i didnt know about this sooner saving me messing around with usb connections on alternative apps. the team are amazing too! if you have a problem, dont uninstall leaving a nad comment, just email them and they help you more than you could hope for! ive never left a review for any app in all my years of having android but i just had to share the fact that this is amazing!

After Day 1 of using it; Does what I want, little hard to navigate sometimes, don't like the crappy graphics video game looks of the "garage". Just give me a list, I have a PS4 to play racing games. Also still trying to figure out why the codes I'm getting back are similar to codes I'm familiar with (emissions stuff) but NOTHING matches them perfectly. Going to keep messing with it. For price though, using with VeePeak OBDII reader, it's more than I could ask for. Will update in future.

Very nice app. Lots of setting up, to do, to get it accurate. The developers response time is very quick, got a update within a week after sending a email about the newest Spitronics devices.

Its just great. Ive had it and used it for over a year now. I sim race, and of corsa lol I drive a Rav4 as well. In the car, toss my phone into its clip, load the app and go. In the sim rig, again, clip my phone into it's mount and go. Oh and I also have it on my old Samsung Tab3, acting as a larger secondary sim dash behind the steering wheel, much like real dash gauges. With my Sim Racing, Im pretty picky. Im not disappointed with this app. With my real car, I couldn't really care, the app seems to work well, but I really only use it for the speedo function. In any case, I have no complaints, and as well, if i did, the developer seems to be around to help. Maybe the developer could build in a dash cam? that seems all its really missing for my needs. Thanks for a proper decent product. Much appreciated.

This app is fantastic, works all the time every time. It is a little tricky set up some of the settings, for example, I have inputed the gear ratios in three different formats and it still doesn't corellate to the gear I am actually in. Other than that, good job. Might join beta

Ok, had this for a few weeks now and paid for some premium dashboards. Great graphics of that there is no doubt, however when it comes to editing it's way too unpredictable, complicated and sensitive. I know there are some petrol heads out there that (At least claim they) understand it all but for your average joe like me it's too time consuming. I wish the developer luck and I'll pop back at a later date to see if things have improved (been simplified a little) but for me it's a no go

Quite expensive as I had thought purchasing a gallery at $10.98 was equivalent to a full version. Turned out I needed to pay another $10.98 to get a full version. Left a bad impression of being scammed. After paying for full version, the map was shown but still could not navigate nor did it respond to voice. Chose Spotify as my music player but no graphics shown in the dash I bought. Should have allowed trial period for gallery dash boards as once you purchased you couldn't change anymore.

The app is designed very well, want to purchase the full version. But I am unable to configure the connection with my Android Auto for Volkswagen Polo 2013. Installed in Android Auto through another google account. The CarSetting app in Android Auto very well detect the speed, rpm, mileage etc etc with the default connection with the original cable without ODB2 But unable to find the tyoe of connection settings I have to configure in real dash to get the info. Please advice.

Just starting using the app and bought a new odb2 just to work with the app. it really looks cool and really wanted it to work but keeps crashing when connecting to ODB2 I thought it was me and then I really read the reviews and it makes sense. The app looks VERY COOL and would be the best on the market if it worked.

This app will not connect to any of the driving simulators listed within it, even though the required UDP information had been entered properly for each game. What good is an app that does not fulfill what is listed as a usable feature, right from the start? Also, the menu bar itself needs better implementation because it won't show itself all the time even after tapping all over the screen just to try and get it to show up.

Extremely difficult to setup and modify. Graphics are great but not user friendly at all!! Racing Meter for Torque Pro was much simpler. Please provide some easy instructions.

Thanks to RealDash team for the quick offer to help. app seems quite confusing and hard to edit at 1st when creating your own dash design, but if you go in the edit options and pay close attention to the gauges you'll see it is rather SUPER EASY to create your own design. Thanks you for recommending use of a image editor. as for connection to my custom ecu was a 30min job. if any issues using the app best contact RealDash for help 1st. last it works Great!!! Thanks Napko

I bought a Bluetooth OBD2 and downloaded this app specifically so I could have boost, voltage, and AFR gauges in my 2011 subaru sti. Works great overall, but I was wondering: is there a way to get the app to refresh faster? I notice a lot of delay on the speed and RPM when I accelerate. I bought the first ELM327 Obd2 I saw on Amazon for $14, not sure if that could be the bottleneck.

ads every time you try to configure the settings kick you out of the configuration so you have to start over... to annoying to get up and running so no point in keeping it installed and zero chance of converting this into a purchase. I only wish there was a way to give 0 stars. Suggesting that purchasing the lame app is the only way to test it is not a solution. Is -1 starts an option?

The best dash app I've tried, have purchased the full version however some issues......firstly the info shown on the dash is incorrect and is a little frustrating. The mileage isn't automatically pulled in from the vehicle so if you forget to start the app for one journey the mileage is incorrect the next time you use it. Secondly the gear indicator is incorrect when in Drive 1,2,3,4,5 etc is displayed however the incorrect gear is shown, i.e it displays 2 when the car is actually is gear 4

non intuitive interface, and no available user manual or instructions online. I am unable to use the music player and unable to find any information on how to. The same is true for navigation, and all the various settings that I can change specific to my car, like drag coefficient. Where the hell am I supposed to find out the drag coefficient for my car? But more important, how do I tell the stupid software where my music files are located? Very frustrating but obviously powerful.

App looks great, works good too. And I've downloaded Google maps which seems to work with this app when driving without network. However, i recently changed my obd connection device but i can't seem to change the settings to accommodate for the new device. please help

Absolutely fantastic app. As with most things this configurable, you will have to configure it first (eg I had to enter my cars gear ratios to correctly show which gear I was in). So please don't complain that it doesn't work right after you install it! Learn how to use the app properly, it's worth it! Only issue I have - there is almost no information or properly detailed manual. Eg: what are gague maths, and how do you use them? Devs - please improve / create detailed manuals!

Seem like a good app, though will not receive info that is readily available from OBD like coolant, also the gearing is wrong, it always seems to sktva gear higher than what I'm actually in. So it's obviously got some cooked maths somewhere in there. Looks like it has potential, but expand the capabilities of the OBD reader to actually pull useful information, or map it to the OBD sensors (Like Torque) and it'd be great!

This is by far the best dash app on the market right now , it can do everything your new car dash can do and more.. Still playing with where i want to mount my tablet ,but i know i want this in my car .. So much value here .. I cant buy 2 real gauges for what this whole setup will cost with a new tablet ,this app and a selection of at least 4 premium dash skins..

I purchased a theme, then paid an additional £5 for full access, I even paid £70 for a top of the range OBD Link LX reader, but STILL can't access certain basic functions such as indicators and mileage. Disappointed, as I really want to use this in place of my boring analogue dash.

I paid for the full version and I enjoy using this app but I do have a few issues with the calculations. I switched over to a USB elm device and only this and dash command have fuel ranges that I know of, and the one in dash command is accurate. I'm not sure exactly how the fuel level is calculated, I have to enter in when I fill it when in dash command I don't... And the range/mpg is also really off. Saying after a whole day of driving mpg is 3 EDIT: still not working after changing all values