ThinkDiag mini 17+

Name: ThinkDiag mini
Rating: 4.5 (244 reviews)
Author: THINKCAR INC

ThinkDiag mini

THINKCAR INC

Designed for iPhone

- 4.5 • 244 Ratings

- Free

iPhone Screenshots

Description

1. Profession functions refer to OE level functions, such as read/clear code, data flow diagram, read ECU, drive test, bidirectional special functions, etc.
2. Support full-function OBD II diagnosis, read data flow, freeze frame read IM/real-time data, read/clear fault code, vehicle on-board monitoring/computer system control operation and read vehicle information.
3. Support vehicle maintenance light return to normal.
4. Select any vehicle diagnostic software, covering up to 39 major automobile manufacturers.
5. Support automatic VIN reading and one-key diagnosis.
6. Clear interpretation of fault codes and generate professional diagnostic reports.
7. Be able to communicate with other users within the ThinkDiag community (share/help/support).

Sep 21, 2023

Version 2.9.0

1. Fix known bugs and improve stability.

4.5 out of 5

244 Ratings

Renis

Muy bien

Sketchy privacy device

Any privacy-conscious user would want to steer clear of this. This device requires an app that itself requires an account with the device manufacturer, and the account requires a verified email address. Additionally, the app requires the *account* to be paired (“activated”) using the serial number of the specific device. The obvious question is, why is all of this necessary, what do they plan on doing with this information, and will they be sending my car’s diagnostic data to their servers? Additionally, the app *requires* location services to be enabled in order to use the device, which raises the red flags even higher.

My recommendation would be to steer clear of this device.

Horrible!!!

I’ve been trying to use this since I got it a while ago but it’s useless. Keeps telling me I need to purchase to use. Even after purchasing. On top of that every thing that should be available also needs to be purchased separately. Thought this thing would be a cool idea. But instead I just bought a paperweight. Waste of time and money.

The developer, THINKCAR INC, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.