MobileCommandISR beta iPhone/iPad and side app update

[pgrossman]

I am getting very close to finishing the MobileCommandISR beta.

The beta is nearly done.... I plan to submit it to Apple this week. Once it clears review I can start putting TestFlight builds out to testers and validating it across the rest of the TNGA-F vehicles. That means Tacoma and Tundra plus Sequoia and Land Cruiser. I also need to test the various OBD-II Bluetooth adapters people are using.

The graphics below are from a separate program I am calling a "AnalyisISR." These are concept reports built with synthetic data. The app will take the trip data collected by MobileCommandISR and turn it into reports people can actually read and use.

It will show the route plus fuel economy and cost. It can also report powertrain and hybrid activity along with temperatures, elevation and vehicle dynamics.

The AnlysisISR will be a separate App Store download for people using Mobile Command ISR. I expect it to be either free or very inexpensive.

You can learn more about Mobile Command ISR here:

I have beta testers across all TNGA platforms (4Runner, Tacoma, Tundra, Sequoia, Landcruiser) and across multiple OBD2 Bluetooth Adapters. Once the first version of the app is released, I will begin working with earlier generation vehicles.

My goal is to make this app reasonably priced, no subscription, no in-app purchase, and the analysis ISR will be either free or maybe 99 cents.

Getting close....

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[TdoubleT]

Is there any way you can tap into the overall system and allow the same modifications Carissa allows to do? Since you are already getting the information from the synthetic data, wouldn't that also allow you to create an additional section within the app to allow us to modify those custom settings? My apologies for my ignorance, I am not super familiar with how that works and was curious if that was ever considered (if possible of course) in your hard work? Cheers and let me know when you get a chance.

 

[pgrossman]

Is there any way you can tap into the overall system and allow the same modifications Carissa allows to do? Since you are already getting the information from the synthetic data, wouldn't that also allow you to create an additional section within the app to allow us to modify those custom settings? My apologies for my ignorance, I am not super familiar with how that works and was curious if that was ever considered (if possible of course) in your hard work? Cheers and let me know when you get a chance.

Originally I wasn't planning on it partially because of the liability issues. However, I have figured out a way in which I can figure out some of the functions and features in apps like Carista, turning off the seat belt ding and things like that. So I'm investigating that and might add that to the app.

 

[josiahg52]

I use an Android device but I appreciate development of useful apps that are fairly priced and are not subscription based. Good luck.

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