DrivePulse: Scanner Automotivo

DrivePulse reads your car through an OBD2 adapter: fault codes explained in plain words, real fuel consumption, engine health and every trip on a map. No account, no server: your data stays on your phone. What's new in this version: • Custom PIDs. Add readings the app doesn't know (command, formula and unit) and test them on the connected car, starting from a larger community database that isn't verified. Each trip shows the minimum, average and maximum of the PIDs you record, and you can import PID lists from a CSV file. • Home Assistant, if you use it. The app can send it the start and end of each trip, with fuel, distance, voltage and trouble codes, plus live values if you want them, straight from your phone. It's off by default, and the help starts with installing through HACS. When the free trial ends, automatic sending pauses until you unlock the app. • Start/Stop no longer splits the trip. A long stop with the engine off, at a level crossing or in traffic, no longer ends it while the car's control unit stays awake; and if it had ended, setting off again within a few minutes and a short distance continues the same trip. • Eco score trusts real consumption. A surge with the pedal held still no longer counts as harsh driving, and where the car measures consumption, surges and braking weigh less if you used less than expected. New trips only. • Every trip with its type: commute, personal, travel or business. After a few identical routes the app suggests it, but never fills it in on its own. • Hybrids and electric cars, counted right. The Plug-in hybrid profile counts fuel only on the distance driven on fuel. Electric cars no longer end the trip at traffic lights, and a hybrid running on electric, or an electric car that doesn't report revs, no longer disconnects mid-trip. • Quiet when parked. With the car parked the app doesn't connect on its own, and after a trip, walking away with your phone no longer wakes the car: on some cars that could set off the alarm. A button on the main screen connects when you choose. • The iOS 26 glass effect, off by default: translucent bars and cards in the app, the widget and Live Activities, now on every main screen. Also: • Fill-ups from Road Trip MPG, and the fill-up does the math. • The right fuel level on cars that count in half litres. • Adapters that skip answers get a slower pace, remembered per car. • Adapters with an unfamiliar name get a fair try. • Cars that answer late get asked again. • Range reads in full on CarPlay. • Connection messages that tell the truth. • Plausible hybrid range. • Eco score, only if you want it. • Battery voltage even without the car's reading. • Particulate filter, GPS distance and climbs read with more care. • Currency and units from your region.