Powered by Python + LinuxBeta available on requestWorkshop-first UI

Built for the Garage, Reimagined

Engine stats, fault codes, and live diagnostics from your car's ECU — made simple for beginners and hobby mechanics.

Python 3.11
Core stack
Backend & tooling
PyQtGraph
Realtime graphs
Workshop-readable UI
SQLite
Offline sessions
Store scans locally
ELM327
Interfaces
USB + Bluetooth (BLE planned)
Raspberry Pi OS
Target platform
Also desktop Linux
The basics

Everything you need for everyday diagnostics

A clean workflow: read live data, scan DTCs, save sessions offline, and keep service history — without UI clutter.

Live Data Streaming

Stream sensor PIDs in real time and keep an eye on engine stats.

DTC Detection & Lookup

Read diagnostic trouble codes and translate them into actionable info.

Track & Gauge Modes

Performance pages for quick glance telemetry (planned for Track Display).

DTC Assistant

AI-assisted first-step suggestions for fault codes (in development).

Offline Scan Sessions

Save sessions locally for later review and export.

Multi-Protocol Support

Supports major OBD-II protocols (CAN, J1850, ISO, KWP2000).

What's coming

Roadmap

Track what’s implemented, what’s being built now, and what’s planned next.

Core Features

Live OBD data reading, error code detection, and basic logging are implemented.

Completed
DTC AI Assistant

Integrating AI to interpret DTCs and suggest first-step solutions during fault code analysis.

In Progress
Beta Release

The first beta version is available on request — gain early access to core diagnostic features and contribute feedback.

In Progress
iOS Track App

Companion iOS app with a built-in digital service logbook to track mileage and service intervals.

Planned
Public Release

Full release of the OBD Synapse tablet model powered by Raspberry Pi.

Planned
Documentation
Architecture, protocols, features, compatibility

Software Architecture of OBD Synapse.

Ready to modernize your diagnostics workflow?

If you want early access, reach out — feedback directly shapes the beta.