Settings

The map of every settings screen, and where to find each option.

Settings opens from the gear in the top right corner of the home screen. The screen works as an index: nearly every row leads to a screen of its own.

  1. Vehicle and connection

    My Garage manages the vehicles. Connection is where the adapter is found and paired. Sensor Profiles sets what the app asks the car for, and Main sensors chooses where the app reads fuel level, odometer and fuel rate from when the car does not answer the standard sensor.

  2. Appearance and layout

    Appearance gathers the theme and the Live Activities. Home screen rearranges the shortcut grid. Language and Units sets the language, the measurement system, the fuel economy unit and the currency.

  3. Navigation and calibrations

    Navigation tunes the GPS, the automatic trip detection and reconnecting to the car in the background. Calibrations corrects the speed read off the car, sets the alert thresholds and the sensors recorded per trip, and gathers the performance settings.

  4. Smart home and account

    Home Assistant opens the integration and MQTT. Account gathers sign-in, the plan and account deletion. With no vehicle registered, the app asks you to register one before opening Home Assistant.

  5. Tools and data

    HUD and Dashcam open the settings of those two screens. Storage shows what is taking space on the device. Backup and export saves and restores your data.

  6. Report a problem

    The Report a bug section, at the end of the screen, opens an email with the technical log already attached. The log makes it possible to work out what happened without depending on a detailed description of the problem.


If something goes wrong

The integration requires at least one registered vehicle, because it ties a car to your install. The app offers to register one there and then.

It stays dimmed while you are not signed in. Sign in from the side menu, with Google or Apple.

In Language and Units, in the Fuel economy unit field. It is independent of the measurement system, which lets you use kilometers and still choose between km/L and L/100km.


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