Your vehicle data stays close to you.

Overview

EVDataBot stores vehicle data locally on your device. The app is intended to give you more visibility into your vehicle without turning your telemetry history into a cloud service.

Data We Collect

When connected to a compatible OBD adapter, EVDataBot may read diagnostic and telemetry information including battery state of charge, voltage, current, temperature, tire pressure, speed, and odometer values. This information is stored locally on your device.

EVDataBot may also use location data to track routes, calculate mileage, and capture elevation changes for trip history. Route data is stored locally and is not transmitted to our servers.

Bluetooth Access

Bluetooth is used to communicate with your OBD-II adapter. A local device identifier may be stored on-device to support reconnection to known hardware.

Third-Party Services

EVDataBot uses the Open-Meteo weather API to associate weather conditions with driving efficiency. To do this, the app sends your current GPS coordinates to Open-Meteo when weather data is requested. Please review Open-Meteo’s own terms and privacy practices for details about their handling of requests.

Storage, Sharing, and Deletion

• Trip data, OBD samples, route points, and settings are stored locally using Apple platform storage technologies.
• EVDataBot does not share your vehicle data with third parties.
• You may export trip data manually using the app’s export tools.
• You can delete individual trips within the app, and uninstalling the app removes its locally stored data from your device.

Children’s Privacy

EVDataBot is not directed to children under 13, and we do not knowingly collect personal information from children.

Policy Updates and Contact

We may update this statement from time to time. Material changes will be reflected with a revised date in the app and on this page. For privacy questions, contact support@evdatabot.com.