Car launcher · Android head units
Revv replaces your Android head unit's launcher with a dashboard built for driving: live gauges from the engine, maps and directions, calls from your phone, the rear camera and your apps, each one tap away and sized for a glance.
Illustration of the home screen with demo figures.
What it does
Big targets, high contrast and nothing that needs a second look. Tap a card to go deeper; the dock is always there to come back.
Plug a low-cost ELM327 adapter into the car's diagnostic port and the cluster comes alive.
OpenStreetMap maps drawn in the cluster's own style, with the next turn shown right on the home screen.
Revv reads the paired phone's calls and contacts the way a car kit does, and has the phone place calls for you.
The head unit's own camera, live, with parking guide lines over the picture.
Every installed app is a tap away, and phone projection starts from its own screen.
Set it up once for your car and your screen, then forget about it.
Before you install
Android
Built for landscape head units, from 16:9 screens to wide 1920×720 ones.
OBD-II
Optional. Without an adapter, a demo drive shows what the gauges do. OBD-II support is new: tell us how it goes with your adapter and car.
Phone
Pair your phone with the head unit and allow it to share contacts and call history.
Internet
Map tiles, routes and place search come from online OpenStreetMap services.
Install the APK on the head unit, then pick Revv when Android asks which app should be the home app.
