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Originally Posted by upallnight
There's a free version for Torque, but I found the app to be very helpful that I brought the Pro Version of Torque to support the developer. I have used it on all of my cars with OBD II and never had a problem with it or found it to be buggy. You can check out the reviews by other users before downloading the app.
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I know Torque far too well, I have it because it was around before OBDFusion came out. I have found that Torque has problems Logging O2 sensors and it DOES NOT properly support Wideband O2 sensors. I have attempted many times to get these issues corrected and the Torque developer is basically NON RESPONSIVE. The developer does not communicate directly with the end user, they only work via the Torque Forums.
I have been using and working with the developer of OBDFusion on many of his products. I have had many exchanges with the OBDFusion developer on bugs, issues and enhancements and OCTech has been very responsive. OBDFusion is also one of the few lower cost, higher performing Apps that has BOTH an Android and iProduct products.
One of the few Apps that will actually Log Fuel System Status and properly supports Wideband O2 sensors.
https://www.obdsoftware.net/
This is not my first rodeo with OBDII tools, I have more money wrapped up in OBDII tools and manufacturer specific software than many people have in their vehicles. OBDFusion is my first go too App/Tool for driveability and Logging.
While many people have Torque Pro and use it, I do not promote or regularly use it due to the bugs and missing features.
I do however promote products that I use and that the vendors properly support. I am in in regular contact with many OBDII tool (consumer and Pro level) and software providers and point out bugs and requesting features and changes to their product lines. I tend to support suppliers that LISTEN to their end users and fix problems with their products.