One-Click Apps are our ready-made customizations used to adjust, turn on, or disable car safety, comfort, and driving features with a single click. You don’t need any special know-how, because our team already did the hardest part – coding – for you.
With One-Click Apps, you can integrate retrofitted parts like parking sensors, LED license plate lights or taillights, reset service lights, activate video in motion or needle sweep gauge test, play around with Urban Joke, Scandinavian DRLs, and much more.
Note: One-Click Apps are currently available for Volkswagen Group and select BMW Group vehicles. Available One-Click Apps depend on your vehicle’s equipment.
You can activate One-Click Apps with our in-app currency – Credits. If you have an ULTIMATE VAG plan, you don't need to get any extra Credits, as unlimited One-Click Apps are already included in the subscription.
How to use One-Click Apps on Android
1. Plug the OBDeleven device into your car's OBD2 port, log in to your OBDeleven mobile app, and connect your vehicle.
2. Go to "Car" on the side menu.
3. Select "Apps."
4. You'll see the list here. Scroll down or choose from categories at the top to check available One-Click Apps.
5. Finally, click on the One-Click App you'd like to try. You'll see a description of what it does and requirements, if applicable. Activate it by clicking the button at the bottom of the screen.
How to use One-Click Apps on iOS
1. Plug the OBDeleven device into your car's OBD2 port, log in to your OBDeleven mobile app, and connect your vehicle.
2. Select "Apps" in the bottom menu.
3. You'll see the list here. Scroll down or choose from categories at the top to check available One-Click Apps.
4. Click on the One-Click App you'd like to try. You'll see a description of what it does and requirements, if applicable. Activate it by clicking the button at the bottom of the screen and choosing your preferred value.
Note: Sometimes, when you try to use a One-Click App, you might receive a message saying "Not supported." This happens for safety reasons. The One-Click App checks the values of your car's control modules, and if something doesn't meet the required criteria, the app will display the "Not supported" message.