GoPoint

Bought way back when Popular Mechanics reviewed the app and reader. They gave it high marks back then and today I’m continuing giving it high marks and recommendations.

Love the app have had it since the gl1 and it works on every vehicle I have. My only problem is how Apple constantly updates and GoPoint is behind on making it compatible

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I’ve used this app for years. I first had the wired OBD2 plug and then the wireless version. The app used to show you what monitors were set but no longer. Now its useless.

At $120 for the Bluetooth (BT1 available at Radio Shack OTS) and $100 for the direct hookup (GL1 from them on line) it’s not expensive. I needed info right away and went to Radio shack and bought the BT1 and started looking at codes and gages on my iPhone, KISS. With a FuzzyLuke account (takes some work to get logged on and working, have to use a unique user name) it’s a great solution to troubleshooting your car or reading engine parameters while going down the road. I would recommend this software to anyone who wants to get under/under the hood of their car, the GL1 hardware interface works better (more gages and faster updates), and charges your phone, but I have no complaints with it with the BT1 Bluetooth interface.

This app works well with the GoPoint BT1 and is a great way to scan live engine data and watch the normal function of your engine in real time. However, it has a few problems: - There is no mechanism for adding parameter IDs to the app, preventing other subsystem and sensor data such as engine oil temp or transmission temp from being scanned. This makes the app much less useful. - The UI wastes space and only allows three live data readings to be displayed at a time. A slimmer UI would allow more readings to be shown at once. - There is no mechanism to hide readings of subsystems and sensors that you don't care about. This forces a lot of scrolling to be done. - The live MPG reading doesn't work for all vehicles.